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Key Features
- 2.0 oz
- Pump Spray Bottle
This 2.0 oz Residual Oil Remover, or simply ROR, establishes a new definition of what a 'clean' surface is. The first application of ROR often results in an amazing 'wow' factor for the user; sometimes it's hard to believe what comes off the surface being cleaned.
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Can this spray be used on high quality ...
Can this spray be used on high quality (Swarovski)binoculars ?
Yes. The following can be applied to on camera lenses, LCD screens, flat-panel TV's, cell-phones iPods and more.
Date published: 2022-03-20
Is ROR safe for polycarbonate lenses ...
Is ROR safe for polycarbonate lenses (eyeglasses)?
The ROR Residual Oil Remover can be used to clean all types or eye glasses.
Date published: 2023-11-21
Can this be used for cleaning oil buildup from ...
Can this be used for cleaning oil buildup from metal parts of the camera?
ROR Residual Oil Remover (2.0 oz) is designed for optical surfaces, but it certainly wouldn't hurt a metal surface and it may work.
Date published: 2023-04-24
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Any price break on a carton?
Please email us at sales@bhphoto.com for sales related inquiries.
Date published: 2018-08-27
Is there ammonia in this product?
Is there ammonia in this product?
There is ammonia in this but it is less than 1% concentration.
Date published: 2021-02-15
Is it including alcohol? What is the competition ...
Is it including alcohol? What is the competition of this liquid?
ROR Residual Oil Remover (1.0 oz) contains Distilled Water 85.118%, Liquid Soap 9.011%, Isopropyl Alcohol 4.266%, Sodium Chloride 0.830%, and Ammonia 26° 0.775%%.
Date published: 2024-10-01
Can this be used to clean a camera sensor?
Can this be used to clean a camera sensor?
As far as we are aware, it cannot be used on camera sensors. Because we are not privy to the chemical formula of the solution, we cannot ascertain its safety when applied to more sensitive surfaces. Please consult the manufacturer directly if you wish to clarify this fact, but we would advise getting dedicated sensor-cleaning solutions for your use:
https://bhpho.to/3gFCbw4
Date published: 2021-06-20
Can this be used for sensor cleaning?
Can this be used for sensor cleaning?
Based on ROR's website, it doesn't seem like they advertise it as being useable as a camera sensor cleaner. However, they recommend contacting them directly if you are using it on a surface that isn't listed. See their page on applications here:
http://www.ror.net/uses/common-uses/
Date published: 2021-06-21