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When cleaning a touchscreen, it is important to realize they are sensitive to chemicals and high pressure washdown. They are also subjected to scratching if
cleaning with abrasive cloths that will then affect the operation of the touchscreen.
Cleaning and disinfection are two different steps. Cleaning refers to removing pathogens, dirt, & impurities from surfaces. Disinfecting refers to using
chemicals to kill pathogens on surfaces.
To Clean:
• Use a clean, dry non-abrasive cloth to remove dirt or smudges gently. We recommend a Microfiber cleaning cloth.
• If further cleaning is needed, use a commercially available product such as glass cleaner to dampen a clean, dry non-abrasive cloth or use a
pre-moistened wipe designed for cleaning electronics.
• Allow surface to dry.
To Disinfect:
• Dampen a new clean, non-abrasive cloth with a disinfectant from the list below. Ensure excess liquid is squeezed from the cloth. You may
also used pre-dampened wipes if they are non-abrasive.
▪ Household bleach solution (1/3 cup per gallon water)
▪ Isopropyl Alcohol (< 71% alcohol)
▪ Clorox Disinfecting Wipes
▪ Read the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. Many require surface to remain wet for a period of time to be effective.
▪ Allow surface to dry.
Note: Resistive touch screens can be damaged by overly aggressive cleaning or impact. Hand clean display only.
Clorox® is a registered trademark of The Clorox Company, Oakland California. Copyright The Clorox Company
Touch Screen Cleaning & Disinfection
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