--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Stefan Trethan" > <stefan_trethan@ > wrote: > > On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 17:31:46 +0200, Steve <alienrelics@...> wrote: > > > Eyeglass tissues are good, usually. Let them dry out and wet them > > with > > > > the cleaning solution. Just damp, not dripping. > > Can do! > > How do you feel about clean (new) sponges and kitchen washing up > pads? > Those don't seem to have fibers that can come loose. > > > > > > In the US there are two products I reccomend, Bounty makes a paper towel specifically for glass, it's on a roll and has a blue quilt pattern on it. It's not 100% lint free but it's /far/ better than a standard paper towel. It also does not leave residue - I've found many paper towels will leave residue on metal if used with IPA or acetone that causes as many problems as whatever was originally contaminating the board. The blue ones do not do this. Windex has now come out with disposable microfiber cloths. These are also 100% lint free. They're usually found with the 'swiffer' cloths since they're in a box. They're also reusable. I found them rather useless for cleaning glass because they're /so/ non-abrasive that anything that might be really gummed up on the window will not come off. I prefer the Bounty paper towels for actual glass cleaning, but the Windex ones might be better for this application.
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RE : Epson Stylus C84 (was: Re: Inkjet ?)
2006-04-20 by fenrir_co
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