This medium outdoor pattern Ultra Lens Cloth from Spudz, offered here in a 5-pack, is made of premium microfiber, making it safe to clean sensitive optics and lenses. It features a closeable neoprene pouch, which gives the cloth extra protection for outdoor use. This handy cloth is machine washable and comes attached to a stretchy neoprene pouch that keeps the cloth protected and clean. The storage pouch also has a hook that can attach to your clothing or equipment for ease of use. Measuring 6 x 6", this cloth is lightweight and compact.

Closeable Neoprene Protective Pouch    Made of Premium Microfiber    Use on Cameras, Sport Optics & More    Machine Washable & Reusable    Lightweight & Compact

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these used as is or do you need cleaning solution also?

A: You also require a solution to use these swabs

Q: 2. Can this cleaning solution be used for film cleaning?

A: I would not recommend this for film. A film cleaning solution is your best bet, click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/34fh6Rs

Q: 3. Is this essentially the same stuff as Pancro Optical Cleaner and Eclipse Sensor/Optics cleaner? I use Pancro for my lenses and Eclipse for my digital sensors, but need something to clean my scanner platen. I hear Purosol is good, but will my Pancro or Eclipse do the same exact thing?

A: If you want more detailed info. on a product, I suggest you Google MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet). I chose Purosol because they claim it contains no harmful solvents, and 'trusted' by an extensive range of professionals. Pancro touts 'fast drying'. Alcohol is fast drying. I'd definitely look at their MSDS. You never ever want to use alcohol on a coated lens, which all camera lenses have. I assume you have checked the 3-star rating on 'Eclipse'? Not encouraging. Finally, any scanner platen's I've seen are just plain glass. Walmart's el cheapo glass cleaner is all I use for a cleaning platen. It has ammonia. Works great on glass, but never, ever on a lens. What makes a quality lens cleaner expensive is the process: a good lab uses a safe room , (dust free ventilation). And at least a distillation process, a deionization filter, and pH adjusted to neutral 7.0. All this takes time and costs big bucks. My sense is that is at least part of the process used by Purosol. Anway, it's what I feel most comfortable using on my lenses for whatever that's worth?

Q: 4. what is the size - the dimensions - of the cloth?

A: 15.5 inches square

Q: 5. Is this safe for lens elements?

A: Hi Chris, While the material itself is safe for lens elements, you need to be sure there are not any particles trapped on the Chamois that could harm the lens surface. The best option is to use a disposable wipe, like rosco tissues, or use our new Bluestar Lens Cleaning Cloth that we have designed specifically for optics from start to finish. But again, if you use any reusable cloth, you need to take very good care of it to be sure no harmful particles are trapped on the material. Let us know if you have any more questions. Andrew O. Bluestar Support Team

Q: 6. What size Protecting Cloth should i get for the Canon SL2, the 14.6 x 14.6" or 19.7 x 19.7"?

A: If one is using the Canon SL2, connected to a short kit lens, (18-55mm) or a short prime lens (50mm) then the 14.6" x 14.6" would be good, But if one uses a longer "zoom" lens,, such as a 70-300mm, or a 100-400mm lens then the 19.7" x 19.7" protecting cloth would work better.

Q: 7. How many grams inside the container?

A: the B+W Cyber Clean Cleaning Compound is 140 grams in weight.

Q: 8. Do I need to use the iKlear solution with this, or will it work dry?

A: Yes, it will work dry.

Q: 9. What color are these clothes? The product images shows two different colors.

A: These will be a white cloth material.

Q: 10. Does this cleaner have a shelf life? I have had a bottle for a few years.

A: It works forever.