What is best for cleaning the touchscreen?

I have an ENVY TouchSmart. What is the best glass cleaner and soft cloth to clean finger prints off of the screen?

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It is recommended to use a lint free/microfible cloth to clean the screen. Before proceeding to cleaning, request you to turn of the product and then move the cloth in small circles. IF you have any dust that cannot be removed through microfible cloth, then use a cotton cloth and slightly dampen it and move your hand in small circles ove rthe cleaning surface.
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