Review on Weiman Electronic Cleaner Wipes Equipment by Mathew Hishmeh

Response from a reviewer who claims these cloths are "striped": It seems their anticipation stems from the type of effect produced by the microfiber polishing cloth is produced. A clean (washed) microfiber cloth can remove light film and some fingerprints from non-porous (hard) surfaces, but I've come to the conclusion that it's better used for what it's intended for - polishing rather than cleaning. Weiman wipes are very damp and do not dry out in the box. You need this moisture to loosen dirt, films, oils and splashes. How many times have you reached for a tissue and found it was too dry to clean the surface? With Weiman wipes, that doesn't happen and you'll be thankful every time. Especially with greasy stains on porous plastics (for example, fingerprints on the top covers of some laptops), you need to gently rub with folded circles. If the surface is heavily soiled, use a second cloth to wipe up any residue that has already been removed. Unfold the napkin and let it dry for a minute so that you now have half the moisture as before. Fold up the unused part and use it to buff the finish. You can also use a microfiber cloth at this stage, which I recommend, but isn't needed in most cases.