John Navitsky
Well-known member
just to stir things up a bit:
1) i've heard microfiber is a bit abrasive
2) i've heard the lens tissues can also be a bit abrasive*
3) i've heard the kim-wipes feel a bit abrasive but are not actually due to being built without cellulose
i've no idea what to believe at this point![Face with tears of joy :joy: 😂](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/7.0/png/unicode/64/1f602.png)
* i also see references to people saying the tissue is abrasive statement is conflating "tissue paper" and not "lens tissues"
some links
Edmund Optics (EO) Microfiber cloths
Kimberly-Clark 34155 Kimwipes
PEC-PAD lint free 4x4 wipes
Sensei Lens Cleaning Tissues
Lens Clens #1 (fluid for coated optics)
www.lensclens.com
Eclipse lens and digital sensor cleaner fluid
1) i've heard microfiber is a bit abrasive
2) i've heard the lens tissues can also be a bit abrasive*
3) i've heard the kim-wipes feel a bit abrasive but are not actually due to being built without cellulose
i've no idea what to believe at this point
![Face with tears of joy :joy: 😂](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/7.0/png/unicode/64/1f602.png)
* i also see references to people saying the tissue is abrasive statement is conflating "tissue paper" and not "lens tissues"
some links
Edmund Optics (EO) Microfiber cloths
Kimberly-Clark 34155 Kimwipes
PEC-PAD lint free 4x4 wipes
Sensei Lens Cleaning Tissues
Lens Clens #1 (fluid for coated optics)
![www.lensclens.com](https://www.lensclens.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/1-small.jpg)
Lens Clens #1 - Lens Clens
RECOMMENDED FOR COATED SURFACES A heavy duty cleaner with a cutting and lifting action to remove persistent oil films, gumming and smearing deposits, which is our most aggressive and most popular cleaner. APPLICATIONS: For the cleaning of soiled optical surfaces mounted or unmounted...
![www.lensclens.com](https://www.lensclens.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/logo.gif)
Eclipse lens and digital sensor cleaner fluid
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