Poison Control Contaminated Edition Switch

Never used a switch in my life, but it's very nice edition to my new home ... nothing to be hold back now

I like that it includes a volume control, a power switch and audio control.

I used this kit to clean a sensor that was contaminated by another cleaning kit. The sensor was returned to the original state.

I live in the country and have a well and septic system and can't put poison into the ground. This allows me to have a darkroom without worry. I don't notice any difference in quality from the Ilford developer I used to use.

Flashy pictures, models in bikinis (pick your poison: Borat or Baywatch), fast cars! This has none of that. It is a piece of metal that does what it needs to. Perfect!

Have only had it for a few days, but I love the power switch and volume control on the remote.

It’s only been a week; but it has an a great edition.

This rocket of an airgun for blowing debris and contaminants off of expensive lenses, filters, etc., lives up to its name. Of several different makes by other manufacturers tested, this design was by far the most powerful yet gentle enough to be used on the most expensive lens. It has a unique one-way air valve so that contaminated air does not re-enter the air chamber of The Rocket. While the lengths are rather long (Small = 5.3 inches / 13.5 cm, Medium = 6.6 inches / 16.8 cm, Large = 7.5 inches / 19 cm) making The Rocket a tight fit in some camera bags, this device is really a must-have to avoid scratching the lenses when wiping them with a lens cloth while the lenses are contaminated with dirt particles. Using the Rocket Air Blaster - Dust Removal Tool first will potentially save your lens from a nasty scratch by giving the lens a blast of dry compressed air first. You will be glad that you had this Rocket on-hand in the first place!

I love these single use lens wipes, keep a few in my truck and camera bag, and don't have to worry about contaminated cloth wipes.

I ordered this solution to clean a smear on my sensor due to a contaminated sensor brush I used earlier. The solution itself wiped the smear from the sensor but left some traces behind. It is not bad since another swab from an unused side with Eclipse solution took care of that. I believe similar solutions offered by Visible Dust would work well in cleaning the traces as well. If you practice or clean sensors often enough (not that it is a good thing, but considering where I live is very dusty, it is inevitable). You will not spend too many swabs to clean a sensor.