Food, fingerprints, dog drool and dust — these are just a handful of the sticky, sometimes-slimy substances that might be coating your clicker. Take it from someone who’s spent the last decade of ...

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Remove the batteries, and then use a microfiber cloth and isopropyl alcohol First, remove your remote's batteries to be safe.

For most of us, the TV is the centerpiece of our living room or family room. Here’s a neat party trick. Instead of having a blank black screen, display your favorite photos. Tap or click here for easy ...