Are these wipes really dry? I had some dry multi-use anti fog wipes that were great and definitely dry, but can't find them anymore. Help
2054482
These are slightly damp...but dry out in about 10-15 seconds. So...in my book...that is dry. these ones are pretty amazing!
2054483
depends on what you mean by dry. One persons opinion on something may not be the same for somone else.my opinion, they are not soaking wet. They are like the towelettes you would find at a KFC to wash your finger tips.BTW .... these wipes work great at keeping your glasses from fogging up.I hope this answers your question.
2054484
No they are not.I got them because I to thought they were dry.They are like the wipes you get at any drug store.
2054485
These do not seem to be completely dry but they are awesome. I love them and my 11 year old loves them.
1633042
I have just found a humidipak in a jar i had sealed just hand tight about a year ago and it was just as good as the day i bought them.. but if you leave them out in. Open air they will dry up pretty fast i would really recommend these to keep anything you want fresh and moist. They work great for allpourpuses you need
1935128
No the wipes are dry, I wash my glasses and dry them with these wipes. They work great no scratching!
856430
No, these wipes aren't too moist unlike other wipes. I didn't have any problems carrying some of them in my carry-on bag recently.
1518480
Mine were fine, but you can try wiping them or after a while the powder will go away.I don't think you have anything to worry about.
427102
My strips are very dry as well and do not seem to be working. I have used whitestrips beforeand they were not dry like these at all. I feel something is definitely wrong with these strips.
1668369
Nope! I bought it so I could stop spending more on the smaller, travel packs of wipes. We use Babyganics and Honest; the Honest are thicker, so you can't fit in as many at a time (they're a little long, so I just curl up the corners before I click it closed. It's been a while since I put in the Babyganics wipes, but I remember them fitting fine. And although this doesn't have a rubber gasket around the edge, we have not had wipes dry out while in in for a week or so at a time.
755010
I haven't been, just been using the dry cloths. I do think, though, it would be fine. Just make sure you have the right cleaning spray. A spray specific to the kind of device and these cloths would be fine.I compared these cloths to the cloths that are included in the purchase of sprays and everything was the same. Just read a few product descriptions of sprays including cloths as a package deal to make sure. Should be alright though.
1853943
I think so. There appears to be an air tight seal around the top of the lid. I have one upstairs and one downstairs, and only use them intermittently at this point (1-2x a week?) and I have never had a dry wipe come out. Even when I used them both multiple times every day (newborn...) I never had an issue with dry wipes. I disagree with the other answer - if you're using the wipes frequently then you're constantly taking the top (potentially driest) wipe out. The only way these would dry out is if you leave the top open when not in use. Also it's virtually impossible to close the lid on a wipe - they come out nice and clean without pulling other ones out. I always had that issue with the plastic wipe containers - part of a wipe sticks out and I can't close the lid all the way, which leads to drying out wipes...
769804
Depends on what kind of glasses you are wearing, but as a general rule yes, they do fog easily (especially in cold weather). Just get a cheap bottle of Anti-Fog and wipe your glasses with it. That should solve your problem just fine.
1945901
the last rain just soaked two of mine, a tan and this blue one. They seemed fine afterwards, left out in the sun, dried up overnight. how fast? sorry, don't know in hours. I would not leave them out all the time though, don't think they are designed for that.
2145088
Not really. They are a micofiber towel. They do not smear the water, they suck it up. I keep one on my vespa and completely wipe it down after major rain storms and the thing dries the vehicle instantly and barely feels wet.
68563
I bought and used Ocusoft, and there are not soft at all. It was like using rough paper, I will never change Systane, actually last night I went to Walgreens to get a box and there were sold out, this is how good these wipes are.
1225732
I'm a good sheep, so I always use fog juice that says it's for ground foggers. Don't know if it really makes that much of a difference. I do use dry ice in the machine as it makes the fog colder so it stays lower longer. As far as cleaning it, you can just do an internet search for how to clean a fog machine. I'll be honest with you - I've never cleaned mine. At the end of Halloween, I just put it away with whatever juice is left in it, and when I take it out the next year and add some juice, it works just fine. If/when it becomes an issue, I will be doing that internet search myself.
1019328
Warm and damp if they start out damp. We use cloth wipes and we haven't had an issue with them drying out. If you don't have the antibacterial pad in the bottom, sometimes the last wipe will be dry. I just add a little bit of water to the warmer before adding my cloth, predampened wipes and I don't have any issues.
1632902
I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has worked for me perfectly 100% of the time. I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has... » Read More I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has worked for me perfectly 100% of the time. « Show Less
882184
I've had mine since Oct 2013 and they are still fine. They're sealed in a foil pack like hand wipes so they should last a very long time before they dry out. I'd guess indefinitely. Are you just using them on glasses? I bought them primarily for quick clean up of camera lenses, but we use them on regular eyeglasses, smartphone screens and laptop/monitor screens as well.