Can I use these wipes to clean the usual dirty used 3D glasses at the movie theater?
570982
Yes, but be ready to use two per pair. Use the first one to get all the gunk off, especially from the edges. Let it dry for a few seconds and check for streaks and smearing. The trick to using these wipes is only using any wipe surface for a single pass, which is why the heavy cleaning from the first wipe may leave smearing as these 3D glasses tend to require a decent amount of polishing.
570983
I really don't know, I have never used them for anything except to clean mr eyeglasses and my iPhone screen. Perhaps Amazon could provide contact information so that Zeiss could answer your question. Sorry I could not help.
570984
I really don't know, I have never used them foranything except to clean mr eyeglasses and myiPhone screen. Perhaps Amazon could provide contact information so that Zeiss could answer your question. Sorry I could not help.
1607582
I use eye glass cleaner on mind and it works great. When I worked for a Professional Corp. we used distilled water and small drop of Joy Dish Detergent. We used this on expensive lense , the joy does not leave a film residue.
181014
it works great on my prescription glasses. It works better if they are clean though.
462185
No, these 3D glasses cannot be used at the movie theater - it's an entirely different technology. Theaters use the cheaper red/green lens. The high-tech 3D glasses uses either DLP or Infra red - good for home 3D theaters.
2096351
I use spray way glass cleaner.spray it on then wipe it off with one of the towels.these towels are also great for cleaning mirrors , faucets, sinks , toilets and anything else you want clean and shiny.
2116855
Very cheap. Lenses are plastic, so I'm not sure how you'd clean them if they're not very clear or have been scuffed. Glass cleaner? If that doesn't work, throw them away like I did.
2077055
You probably could, but I would use wipes instead. I wouldn't get the silver solution or this precious metal solution, I would recommend these silver wipes: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004G1GB20/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1423960857&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords;=Silver+wipes&dpPl;=1&dpID;=41Rr57AtlqL&ref;=plSrch
1996758
I just use wipes that I get for my glasses. It works great and doesn't hurt it.
374499
i don't think these would be conducive to cleaning. the tip is of such a fine caliber that it would be difficult to adequately flush out and really clean. these would work more as a one-time-use pipette. if you are looking for a reusable option, then i would search for a medical or laboratory grade GLASS dropper with a removable head to allow for complete cleaning. hope that helps. :-)
646224
I would use just a damp cloth to wipe them clean. I will say they wipe clean easily!
1506285
I don't know why not. I would. I don't have a 35mm camera any more but I use them to wipe our binoculars. You might want to ask your local camera shop but I don't see why not. As far as I know there's nothing abrasive about it or I wouldn't us it on my plastic sunglass lenses.
389206
Yes. You don't have to add anything other than mildly hot water if you don't want to. All it does is shake the dirt off. It works great for cleaning glasses also
2041858
I don't really know as it was a gift. I suppose any kind of eyeglass cleaner with a soft cloth might work. Sorry.
1607584
Yes, but apply the cleaning solution to the cloth you're using instead of directly to the lens.
1404561
I just use one of those microfiber cloths that you buy to clean tablet or touch screens. I haven't needed to yet, but I have a small spray bottle of eye glass cleaner that I will eventually use as needed.
1122019
I would not risk that if I were you. They are not recommended for eyes glasses. This is especially true since you would not want any residual material from this near your eyes or nose (vapors). It is minor if you clean them well afterwards.
476836
Same problem. Some people won't care, but I want crystal-clear windows on the world. Even finger-scrubbing these glasses with grease-cutting dishwashing detergent and rinsing under very hot water won't remove all the smudges (and this ALWAYS makes my other eyeglasses and sunglasses impeccably spotless). It's like there is some sort of fine grease layer that even aggressive cleaning won't remove entirely, and what remains just moves around the surface. It may be some chemical inside the lens that is leaching out.