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CleanScreen Bright Wipes
Non-Toxic Alcohol-Free Gentle Cleansing Wipes
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General-purpose cloths, towelettes, or other wipes may contain chemicals that can damage screens and surfaces. Each package of CleanScreen Bright Wipes contains 30 non-toxic tissues free from alcohol, ammonia, and other potentially harmful solvents. CleanScreen Bright Wipes are safe and effective for use on all of today’s delicate surfaces, including TV screens, monitors, glasses, and more.
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