Review on 👓 Eyeglass Microfiber Cloth - Gentle Surface Cleaner for Glasses, Touchscreens, Smartphones, Cameras, LCD & HD Screens - Cream, 4 Pack by OptiPlix by Lori Kurtz

I figured out how to clean them a long time ago. This is not an easy task. I like it when my glasses are free of streaks and stains. But these wipes require you to hand wash and dry them with dish soap every 5-10 uses. I have found that it removes the oil and dirt that is already in them. If you don't do this, you will have trouble keeping your lenses clean. Here's why I love these big wipes: they have 7 spares to keep your lens cleaning cycle going. Found doing it. Just hand wash them with dish soap and dry them. She said that with detergents in washing powder. After washing, it tends to leave suds and chemicals on fabrics. So I tried their method and have no regrets. Also, always use 1 side of the fabric. Keeping it upside down to wipe it clean will leave oil and lint from your fingers on the cloth and ending up on the lenses. Then the disappointment begins. Another easy idea is to store them in a ziplock bag or something. It's not a good idea to leave them in a bag or out in the open. Dust and dirt fall on these rags like moths on a flame. I also like rags without prints/emblems/inscriptions. I may be wrong but in my opinion I don't want to have ink printed on them lest they rub off the lenses over time. I also think that with the "Press" in the brand logo, the fabric in this area might become a bit stiffer and possibly scratch the lenses. My glasses are too expensive, I want to keep them as long as possible to save as much as possible. These above methods helped me a lot.