Kimberly-Clark PROFESSIONAL Kimwipes Delicate Task Kimtech Science Wipers (34155), White, 1-PLY, 60 Pop-Up Boxes / Case, 280 Sheets / Box, 16,800 Sheets / Case

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From the moment these Kimtech Science Kimwipes Delicate Task Wipes (34155) arrived, they proved to be the quiet, dependable partner every workspace dreams of—soft yet strong, elegant yet endlessly reliable. They handle delicate moments with grace and never leave a trace behind, making every task feel a little more refined. Truly, a love that shows up every day and never lets you down.

They are good. My husband had a laryngectomy and can't have the fluff from ordinary kleenex.

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These kimtech wipes are a perfect alternative to micro fiber cloths. In my camera bag, I keep a micro fiber cloth and a stack of these wipes to clean my camera lenses. They come in handy when your micro fiber cloth gets too soiled to safely continue using. For cleaning smooth surfaces like delicate camera lens and glasses as well as computer monitors; you need use a little lens cleaning liquid to be effective. Its not effective when it is used dry on its own (no matter what cleaning material you are using) you need something to help dissolve the oils and dirt. I found using these wipes to clean really soiled lenses to be very effective as it absorbs the cleaning liquid I use for my lens quickly, which helps in eliminating streaks. When the wipe is damp, it cleans just as well as a microfiber cloth. I've seen a lot of negative reviews that regarding this wipe doesn't work on their glasses. I am guessing some of these people are not using it with a cleaning liquid (like you are supposed to). The one down side is each sheet only lasts a couple of strokes; if you use it for too long, the fibers start to break away and leave lint. So when using this, make sure to use a different area of the sheet while you are cleaning and use a new sheet frequently for your cleaning tasks.

I've been an eye glass wearer for many years, and I must have clean lenses. Over the years I've gotten much advice from optometrists and other professionals about how best to clean lenses. There are two elements involved: 1. Cloth 2. Moisture Most objects you might grab to wipe the lens will either be abrasive enough to scratch the lenses, or else will contain dirt particles that will do the damage. Even those super soft micro-fiber wipes must be cleaned constantly or you run the risk of dust particles or hair getting attached to the cloth and permanently scratching the lens or its coating For a while, I collected the micro-fiber clothes; but washing them by hand takes time and discipline (two things humans tend to be short of). But these wipes are professional-grade, and come recommended by my optometrist. They are inexpensive and perfect, one-use wipes. I hope this helps! Peace [Since this review is about part 1 "Cloth" you can stop here. What follows is a a bit of what I've learned about part 2: "Moisture". Your breath is insufficient Your saliva will leave residue pure water will streak professional solutions are over priced. The best advice I got was to mix 4 parts distilled water with 1 part rubbing alchohol (you can buy travel-size spray bottles at most drug stores).