Schneider 12 x 15" Photo Clear Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth

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Schneider 12 x 15" Photo Clear Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth
Key Features
  • Reusable Poly/Nylon Microfiber Fabric
  • Safe and Effective for Fine Optics
  • Use with Photo-Clear Lens Fluid
  • Includes Protective Plastic Envelope
Maintain your optical equipment in peak condition with this Photo-Clear Lens Cleaning Cloth from Schneider Optics. The silky-soft cloth is made from laboratory designed and tested poly/nylon microfiber, which is free of chemicals and lint, and woven into a thick, durable fabric. Although smooth to the touch (and to the glass), this cloth actually has a microscopic texture. When used in conjunction with Photo-Clear Lens Treatment Fluid, it helps to safely clean delicate glass by cutting through dirt and residue, while lifting oil and moisture away from the surface via capillary action.
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Is this for a single cloth or four cloths?
Asked by: Anonymous
It comes with only 1 cloth. The cloth is 12 x 15 in size and comes with a protective plastic envelope.
Answered by: Steven C.
Date published: 2024-05-06

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Am I able to pick a color? If not, what color is being sent out?
Asked by: kimberly m.
They sent me whatever color they had in stock. I purchased two cloths, and I received a silver-gray one in the mail, and then a week later, an orange one. Regardless of the colors, the cloths work as advertised.
Answered by: Warren H. C.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Can you machine wash the cloth?
Asked by: John
Most microfiber cloths will survive machine washing intact but can become contaminated by debris from clothes, even if they were washed in the previous cycle. Also, the cloth retains detergent residues that ruin its pristine polishing capability. Best to hand wash in plain warm water. Add a few drops of mild soap only if the dirt is stubborn and rinse twice as much as you think you need to. Consider a final rinse in distilled water for expensive lenses. Line dry.
Answered by: Patrick W.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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