Keep Your Eyeglasses Spotless with Our Microfiber Cleaning Cloth Lens Cleaner

GoddessOdd: I just wanted something to keep on my desk for my glasses and magnifiers that I use for my work. I was so impressed with the way they left my glasses spotlessly clean, but I was REALLY impressed with they way they took care of my phone and tablets. Those things always get pretty greasy and grimy with use, but the Blue Merlin cloth made them look almost new. At less than a dollar each, these are so inexpensive and effective I think I will pop one or two in some holiday gifts as a nice little lagniappe.

United States on Dec 06, 2020

May: No tiene nada que detenga la tela de deshilacharse pero por lo demás la calidad es buena

Mexico on Sep 12, 2020

gloria: Funciona de maravilla. Lo recomiendo.

Mexico on Aug 29, 2020

Santiago: Vale 100% la pena

Mexico on Feb 28, 2020

Jennifer R.: I purchased this 12 pack of Blue Merlin Microfiber cleaning cloths because when I need one I can never seem to find one. I have used this on blue blocking glasses, my normal glasses, to clean my laptop screen, etc. It's a great value and the 12 pack ensures I can stick a few in my bag, keep some in various places at home, and at work to have them available when I need them. It is made of a very durable, soft microfiber cloth and a few swipes of the cloth and my lenses are super clean. Does a great job, I would highly recommend this purchase!

United States on Dec 04, 2019

Lorne Richardson: The product performed as advertised. It got rid of most grease marks on most surfaces, including the most important ones, like my phone and computer screens and monitors. I'd say you can't go wrong on this one for the price.

United States on Aug 12, 2019

Kevin Hadap: I've a bevy of microfiber cleaning cloths. Towels, glass cleaning kits, etc. I've seen all sorts of reusable and rewashable wipes for classes and touchscreens, etc.
I kind of thought there was an "ideal" category, and a "serviceable" category, with a third "do not use" category beneath that, as some materials can scratch glass easily.
Prior to these, I thought the best thing were the microfiber towels (orange and blue) that you can get packs for, ultra absorbent, super soft, and great for a number of reasons.
The smaller, tighter woven cloths you get specifically or lenses tended to be a bit unwieldy to use due to size, and sometimes left oil streaks across lenses. So constantly "huffing" to clear using water, or even a cleansing spray to remove oil was an accepted necessity.

NO. MORE.

I don't know how they managed to do it, but you don't need to wet your lenses with any solution or moisture to clean everything off of them with these cloths. I don't know if it's the thread count, the weave, or what, but they pick up debris and dust quickly and easily, rarely requiring more than a single pass - and it picks up oils without smearing. It's incredible and hard...

United States on Jun 14, 2019

Teresa M: I have endless problems with my glasses having smudges on them. Because of the type of lenses they are, they pick up every tiny smudge and a regular cloth just smears it all over. There was one kind of cloth that I discovered in some small town optician. I always had my daughter buy me a couple as it was in the town she went to college. They were pretty expensive so I would only get one or two. I’m not sure why but I always seem to lose/misplace cloths. Eventually I cut a tea towel that is especially to clean glassware into pieces and would haul out these big ugly squares from my bag in public!! It was so embarrassing!!!
I came across these cloths on Amazon and ordered them. There’s NO looking (lol) back!!!
They are amazing. Clean my glasses in a jiffy, and there’s 12 of them in neat little cardboard packaging. I have put one in the car, one in my bag, one in my purse, one next to my bed and one in the lounge. (And I gave one to my daughter! No more losing them and even if I do I have 6 left!!!!
It’s a family business and they sent an email to check I was happy with the product.
Honestly I can’t rave enough!

United States on May 24, 2019