Weiman Electronic Cleaner Wipes Equipment Review

Terrible product. Leaves many streaks. No matter how many times you clean it, the stains won't go away. No matter how many wipes you use, it's just strips. There is also a lot of lint on the napkins. Do not buy. These cloths have made my TV much worse than before using these cloths. I will not buy again. And the rest of the ones I've already bought I probably won't even use because they only make things worse. A complete waste of money.

Response from a reviewer who claims these cloths are "striped": It seems their anticipation stems from the type of effect produced by the microfiber polishing cloth is produced. A clean (washed) microfiber cloth can remove light film and some fingerprints from non-porous (hard) surfaces, but I've come to the conclusion that it's better used for what it's intended for - polishing rather than cleaning. Weiman wipes are very damp and do not dry out in the box. You need this moisture to loosen…

Terrible product. It comes out hydrated so you have some moisture left at the end of the bottle. These brand new wipes leave liquid marks and require a microfiber cloth to handle. They also leave tiny white scraps of paper all over the product. The fabric is then doubled as a rag and rag to dry. By the time they run out, the wipes are already too dry. The general rule is: too wet, too dry, the container is leaking, there are a lot of leftovers from factory paper on your electronics. It was good

Weiman Electronic Wipes were available, so I bought them for work and home. The towels are too damp, like they are wet when you pull them out. The first problem is that it is difficult to get it the first time. After opening I have the feeling that the rest dries. I prefer Endus screen cleaning sprays, but they're not easy to find these days. Weiman Electronic Wipe tends to leave streaks. The second problem is that you have to let the tissue dry a bit and then use it to get your screen really…

Response to the reviewer who claims these cloths are "striped": Apparently their expectations were due to the performance of the microfiber polishing cloth. A clean (washed) microfiber cloth can remove light film and some fingerprints from non-porous (hard) surfaces, but I've come to the conclusion that it's better used for what it's intended for - polishing rather than cleaning. Weiman wipes are very damp and do not dry out in the box. You need this moisture to loosen dirt, films, oils and…