what kind of cloth is ok to use if i need extra diffusion? Will any white cloth work as long as i don't keep it there too long?
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How could you possibly need more diffusion? The bulbs have no relationship to their 250 watt labels.
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You can use a soft lint free cloth like a chamois. I use it to clean and polish my copper sinks. For that application, an old wash cloth will do.
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So far, I've used little clips to attach 10x12" diffusion paper in front of them (clipping to the barn doors). I'm using a ROSCO Cinegel Diffusion Kit with 15 samples. No longer available at B&H, but there should be something similar. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/44763-REG/Rosco_RS302010.html But am considering getting a couple of diffuser bags from B&H; they're about $20 each.
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I use microfiber cloths. I buy them cheap in bulk. When one side gets dirty, I flip it over and use the other side, then toss it in the laundry basket.
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Since it didn't come with a diffusion cloth, I rigged it by pinning parchment paper around it! Lol. It's not the most professional but it works perfectly and no one sees it but me!
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I use a micro fiber cloth like the ones you get at the eye doctor. It doesn't scratch the surface.
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I think I would stick to a microfiber cloth for that or a soft damp rag followed by the microfiber. I do not know that the Cyber Clean would leave a residue, but I would not want to take the risk.
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Hello, I was checking to see what the ratio of polyester/polymide was for these cloths and saw your question. I am a 'green' housecleaner and use these to remove soap scum off of shower doors and tiles! The secret is to not make the microfiber cloth too damp. Just a light spray of vinegar and water and the soap scum will rub away beautifully. However, for your bathtub, the cloth would get too damp and not be effective. I use Bon Ami scrubbing powder and a sponge (scrubber side) for the bathtub and it works really well, as does baking soda in a pinch.
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Either in a bucket or slop sink OR have several that you can change, then launder them for use the next time. Get extra cloth strips!
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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.
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Two others answered this, but I'll add to it. Do not dilute. I poured some in a spray bottle (try $ stores or Walmart for one).Sprayed it on cloth and then washed/wipes windows, buffing with the cloth when as I cleaned it. (Initially, I sprayed it on plexi directly & used clean cloth at that point. Seemed to work fine, but then read to spray on cloth instead. I think one uses less by spraying on cloth first, but both ways worked. In other words, I use the stuff like Windex in a spray bottle. (I used regular clean cloth--a kitchen dish towel--and not microfiber. Worked fine).
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I did not use it for that, and I suspect it depends how much you want to use. I think the instructions do not advise using it for this. Would suggest you try some on a small piece of cloth.
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You want something that doesn't foam. I use Lysol cleaner OR a vinegar and water solution.
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I use a painter's drop cloth from the hardware store. It's not cheap, but it lasts forever, doesn't get slimy, and you can even use vinegar or bleach if it mildews.
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I just use a damp cloth with some water in order to avoid scratches. You may use sops but I never have. Hope this helps
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You are welcome. I have used various filters and absolutely rely on Aquaclear. Cut white felt to fit over the sponge to add an extra layer of filtration. Best if changed ever 2 or 3 days. You will understand once you see what is filtered out.Keep me posted.M.
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damp cloth is always the safe bet.. just don't get it too wet. Mine's never gotten dirty though so I haven't needed to clean it