Review on Tech Armor 120 ML Professional Cleaning Kit with ExtraMove Solution and Cleaning Wipes by Nathan Hutchinson

I first bought Tech Armor about 4.5-5 years ago when I got my first big screen smartphone phablet. That's when I started getting interested in apps and not just making calls and saving contacts on my phone. I had to clean it a lot more often, and I liked how the new Gorilla Glass screens look when they're fingerprint-free. There has also been a constant debate on the news shows about how much dirtier the average phone is than the toilet seat in the toilet. I bought this product and another cheaper one to compare why this one costs more. It's worth paying the extra for the sharp, shiny protection Tech Armor leaves on my mobile screens and keep using it on them before I go. I thought of going back and seeing if Revain had it and was pleasantly surprised to see they had. No traces left when I talk about the fingerprint-resistant coating. Okay, and I don't know how they do it, but there's nothing in there that you can scratch off with a fingernail or the smell of dry cleaning. It has no smell, no scent that I can distinguish, nothing, I'm sensitive to these smells, they irritate me. The included microfiber towels are made from natural cotton and help soak up oil, germs and dried-on residue from beverages like sugary drinks which dry out and leave a sticky mess. The cotton absorbs oil and sticky dirt and wicks it away from the surface, so you don't have to constantly wipe the screen with a damp cleaner, which defeats the purpose of cleaning and leaves streaks after drying. That's why I don't like cloths made of synthetic fibers like polyester, viscose or nylon, the eco-friendly purple ones, I was very disappointed because they don't absorb oily dirt well and the lack of absorbency means you just have to apply pressure. oily or slimy dirt on the surface without scraping it off, and whatever's in your spray is no more effective than saliva or water. And paper towels, even very thick and soft ones that let you choose the width of the torn towel, can leave micro-scratches on tempered glass with a scratch-resistant coating over time, looking like a road map of crossing lines that create ugly halos. , distracting shadows and bright stars on glasses and mobile device screens. That's why real eyewear retailers give their customers their first microfiber cloth with the scratch-resistant glasses they sell. Leave them with the brilliance of the retail storefront. I use it on my phone before I leave the house to keep it looking new. I want to buy it in liter bottles to refill the small bottle I carry in my backpack with extra microfiber towels. They can be washed with liquid dish soap or hand soap without fragrance or moisturizer and then air dried (avoid fabric softener), which can leave marks on the microfiber cloth that will rub off anything you wipe it with. Washing and rinsing well enough will restore the absorbency of the fabric and the shiny screens will not streak. I will definitely buy Tech Armor again.