Bausch & Lomb Lens Cleaning Wipes: Pre-Moistened Tissues for Anti-Fog, Anti-Static, and Anti-Streaking Cleaning of Glass and Plastic (100 Count) Review

They clean well and won't damage coatings, but the cloths aren't as strong as I thought they would be. They are too small and don't have enough wet/cleaning material for each wipe to make a big difference except on very small jobs for a very limited time before drying. 4 of them needed to clear 90% of a 24 inch monitor. They work pretty well with glasses and lenses but I wouldn't buy them again for electronics. On a positive note they are from a great company which is not your typical Chinese…

Made in the USA! The best thing about these cloths, apart from the Zeiss and Optix 55, is the simple fact that they are not made in China, they are made in America. The second best feature is that their packaging is designed to be torn apart so you don't have two pieces. . The seam opposite the starting side will usually absorb the tear and save you from a small rolled-up scrap that will inevitably change direction on its way to the trash can and later has to be swept up. [Cm. Images] The third

I expected a lot more from B&L. About half of the ones I've tried have dried up. I can really feel the difference between wet and dry even before opening them. The outside of bags that are still wet are slightly colder than room temperature. And in use, wet ones can be slightly damp to quite wet, but they are never wet. Dried packets are at room temperature. They have to be rubbed for a long time in use to get rid of any stains and I think the lenses somehow attract dirt after cleaning. the…