Instrument cluster cleaning -- Any cautions about how to do it?

I'm talking about the flat glass that lies on top of the dash -- not the screen that you see while you drive...

A moth managed to die in the corner of the display, under the lip of plastic. I managed to tease it out enough that I could vacuum most of the moth debris up, but there is still some bits and pieces and a small smear that I created when I was getting the moth out of there.

I was going to tackle it with a soft cloth, latex gloves and a dose or two of Stoner's Invisible Glass, but then I thought about how I managed to screw up the plastic cover of our old Camry's instrument cluster years ago....

And, I suppose I should clean the touch screen, too.

So, any tips.

 

Thanks for the tips everyone. I actually don't have any "facial tissue" around, but I do have an assortment of cut-up pieces of T-shirts, so I went ahead and tried that slightly moistened with water, but our water here is extremely strange.

The tapwater leaves small, crusty mineral deposits on everything, even when my roomie cleans her eyeglasses with tap water.

Which is why we always have a fair amount of distilled water on hand. So, back on topic, I used the distilled and the cloth and it seems to have worked well enough. Not totally, "clean room" spotless, but much better.

Thanks again,

Kris