🧻 10 Pack Microfiber Cleaning Cloths - Assorted Colors - 6" x 7" - Perfect for Eyeglasses, Cell Phones, Screens, Lenses, Glasses, and Delicate Surfaces Review

Cleans very well and leaves no lint. Used on an expensive camera lens and excellent, no streaks. Keep it in a plastic bag and it should be good for a while.

My glasses always get dirty and in winter I use a lot of hand lotion so I have to clean them when I touch my glasses. They are great for removing stains and I like to have several of these - keep in the car (for sunglasses), bedside table, purse etc.

I love microfiber lens cleaning towels and after some searching on Revain I found this to be the largest quantity and size for the price. Great quality and larger than most. You get a lot more fabric for the money, and they come in a zipped storage pouch. Perfect!

I hid one wherever I needed it. I have anti-reflective lenses and I like them except for one small stain. My husband showed me how to breathe on the lenses and then wipe them off with these wipes and viola! I see clearly! My eye doctor's office told me to just use water and then a tissue. It's good that there's tissue debris, but what if you're not near water? - What happened. So these work great for me

Probably what you would expect - square cloths for cleaning glasses. They're moderately absorbent - I've seen slightly thicker, more comfortable ones that work better if you tend to leave a ton of water on your goggles when rinsing them out or riding in a downpour or whatever, but they get the job done . . . manufactured and cheap enough to keep on hand. We're talking about the quality of the free glasses that optometrists sometimes give away with a new pair of glasses.

The clothes work well. They are made of decent material and do the job. I took off a star because the company claims to be environmentally conscious. They even have a recycling message on the box. My problem is that the packaging itself is very bad for the environment. The clothes are delivered in a plastic bag. Each fabric in the bag is packed in a separate plastic bag. These are 11 plastic bags placed in the environment with a product. The bags themselves say they're recyclable, but this is…

So I guess I can't give a detailed review as I've only been using this garment for a day, but I only bought it to clean my glasses, so I don't have many usage scenarios. Glaze. For the specific purpose of cleaning your glasses, I will say that this cloth actually works a little better than I was hoping. I assumed this fabric would be the same as the fabric most goggles come from when you buy a new pair. I was under the impression that these towels are also microfiber, but apparently they…

Probably just what you would expect - small square glasses cleaning cloths. They're moderately absorbent - I've seen something thicker, more comfortable that work better if you tend to leave a ton of water on your goggles while rinsing out or cycling in a downpour or whatever, but they get the job done. . . manufactured and cheap enough to keep on hand. We're talking about the quality of the free glasses that optometrists sometimes give away with a new pair of glasses.

Clothing works well. They are made of decent material and do the job. I took off a star because the company claims to be environmentally conscious. They even have a recycling message on the box. My problem is that the packaging itself is very bad for the environment. The clothes are delivered in a plastic bag. Each fabric in the bag is packed in a separate plastic bag.

So I guess I can't give a detailed review as I've only been using this garment for a day, but I only bought it to clean my glasses so there aren't many use cases for me. Home page. For the specific purpose of cleaning your glasses, I will say that this cloth actually works a little better than I was hoping. I assumed that this stuff would be the same as the stuff which most goggles come from when you buy a new pair. I was under the impression that these towels are also microfiber, but…