AAwipes Eyeglasses Cleaning Microfiber Silverware Review

My lenses have some coatings that make them a bit more difficult to clean. I've used a different type of Ken fabric and they work great. I decided to try them because you get more for your money. The first use of the fabric was great. The second time he just smudged my lenses. I tried to erase it for a few minutes but couldn't achieve a crystal clear lens. I had to get a new rag and try again. Before using the cloth I used soap to remove the oil and dirt but that only seemed to make things…

You won't see the 'pores' in this fabric like other microfibers needed to hold oils and dirt. Your lenses, but they're clean. I would just suggest hand washing them fairly often with dish soap and hanging to dry. If you throw them in the washing machine, you risk exposing them to other chemicals and fabric softeners that microfibers shouldn't be exposed to. Just keep in mind that anything you remove with these cleaning wipes will need to be removed from these wipes fairly often if you want your

Note: I have had problems cleaning lenses and LCD screens for years. I've tried so many lens solutions and for some reason the film always comes out after a few minutes. Earlier this year, I was approached by a roommate who was amazed at how well the lens wipes work here, saying you don't even have to use a lens cleaner for them to work. This prompted me to experiment with my lens fabric collection. It turns out that liquid should NOT be used in most cases. The rags themselves absorb all the…