🧻 ZEISS Lens Cleaning Wipes, Pack of 80, Pre-Moistened Review

It all started with the fact that, while examining the front lens of a recently purchased lens, I found strange streaks there, speaking in our language - "smugu". At first, this didn't seem like a problem to me. Here is a Filmann microfiber cloth, here is medical alcohol, we take it and clean it ... However, the cherished bottle of ethanol, which helped me out in such cases, was already empty by that time. And when I started cleaning the lens with alcohol from a new bottle, which I don’t…

Did nothing against fingerprints. I googled the best way to remove dirty fingerprints and the best information I found was using Dawn dish soap. First wash your hands with warm water for at least 20 seconds. Use warm but not hot water to clean your lenses with some dish soap. Don't just wash the lenses, wash your nose, sides, etc. This is the part that defies common sense: clean the lenses with your fingers. You'll know you've washed off the soap when you rinse them off and they'll be sparkling

It's fantastic! I keep losing or never buy microfiber towels! Then there is the issue of fabric softener. Attempting to clean my glasses with something made out of "cloth" is an epic failure because the fabric softener only soils and coats my lenses more. As does the occasional wearing of glasses on the head. You will understand what I am talking about! That's convenient! Yes, you have to hide a few pieces everywhere (in the car, on your nightstand, in your purse, in the kitchen, in the office,

I used these wipes to clean my prescription glasses. In any case, the wipes did not damage my glasses. The napkin leaves no streaks and stains on the glasses. The cloth also didn't scratch the surface of my lens or the protective coating on my glasses (glare reduction). Once a cloth is opened from the packaging, it dries fairly quickly. Almost too fast. But I can still clean my glasses before the handkerchief gets too dry. I have had good experiences with these wipes. 4 stars due to the fact…