Review on 200 Count Comfort + Shield Lens & Electronics Cleaning Wipes | Wet & Dry Dual Design for Natural Lens Cleaner, Laptop, Smart Phone, Glasses, Camera Lens by Ruth Ward

I tested several cleaning wipes on the two types of surfaces I plan to use most: glasses and computer monitors. more specifically, there is a wet side and a less wet side. That's probably why some reviewers said things like "no dry side". But with all the bags I tested, I could actually find that one side was wetter than the other, and that's the side you start cleaning from. Starting cleaning from the less wet side will create a mess. I have to say that given the uniqueness of this product I wasn't immediately sure which side was "wet" as both were wet, but I learned to say this reliably once I started using the tissue: One Side is clearly more wet and you will notice it on the surface to be cleaned. So if you start using a napkin and think it's not working, turn it over and you'll get much better results. After a few uses with my fingertips, I was able to reliably identify wet and less wet. But woe! This experience is often that of using "natural" products; They just require more effort and do an acceptable job at best (never a better job). If avoiding chemically synthesized products is important to you, you will definitely be happy with this product. If you don't consider isopropyl alcohol a chemical to avoid, you may prefer isopropyl alcohol-based wipes. However, once you've decided which side to use first, cleaning takes a little longer than with wipes. wipe alcohol. But overall I would say that the wipes do what they promise, albeit with more effort than is usual for such a product.