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Best cleaning cloth?

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intervenient

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I've tried cheap eBay microfiber clothes and something called the Screen Shammy, and both have proven to be ineffective. The microfibers wouldn't pick up anything, and the Screen Shammy, after a few uses, started to just spread the dust and lint around more.


What's the perfect solution to keeping the screen dust and lint free?
 
intervenient said:
I've tried cheap eBay microfiber clothes and something called the Screen Shammy, and both have proven to be ineffective. The microfibers wouldn't pick up anything, and the Screen Shammy, after a few uses, started to just spread the dust and lint around more.


What's the perfect solution to keeping the screen dust and lint free?
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Go to any Auto Parts store and look for Microfiber cloths in car wash supplies and have at it.
 
Costco microfiber clothes. Like 32 in a pack for $13, there huge so u can cut them to any size. Awesome quality and bright neon green.
 
To the thread starter. PM me your address and size of cloth u want. Im going to cut u a square of Costco Microfiber and mail it to you for free.
 
I use the fine microfiber cloth that came with my glasses. I like it better than the larger weave type cloths that are used for dishes, dusting or cars. Anyplace that sells eyeglasses or sunglasses usually have them.
 
iKathy said:
I use the fine microfiber cloth that came with my glasses. I like it better than the larger weave type cloths that are used for dishes, dusting or cars. Anyplace that sells eyeglasses or sunglasses usually have them.
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Agreed. Get one from your local opticians (most won't charge you for it). The rubbish that casemakers (and screen protector suppliers) provide is astonishing.
 
I use my uMBP one. I detail cars as a hobby, and in my opinion, I would be kinda scared to use Costco ones. I don't use them on cars because they feel very rough. I have a couple that I use for dusting, but never on paint. The softest ones I've ever felt are white buffing cloths that I got at Kragen, and I just tried one on my iPhone and it worked amazingly. I don't remember them being particularly expensive, and they are amazingly soft, so I'm not worried about scratching my oleo coating.

But at the end of the day, it's about 95% clean every time I take it out of my pocket (which I always make sure if free of grit), with no effort or time on my part, other than walking a few feet.

Edit: I think this is it, but I'm not sure.
 
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