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My TV


Question Posted Thursday February 22 2007, 4:35 am

Ok so I wasn't quite sure what catergory to put this in but anyway..

If your TV is exposed to sunlight through the door in the lounge room, will it eventually ruin your TV?

Even if the TV has a glass screen?

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runawayxlove answered Thursday February 22 2007, 11:53 am:
hey, well eventually your tv will die out, but not from that. too much sunlight doesnt effect anything because the person that made the tv intended on having sunlight on it. tvs will die out from too much usage and leaving them on whe no one is watching it and stuff like that.

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