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I use these to clean up excess epoxy when assembling golf club heads to golf shafts. Works better than rags or shop towels. They are also great for cleaning eye glass lenses as well, a little eye glasses spray and wipe down with the wipes, works better than using a tissue.
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It isn't what I expected. Too small in size to remove facial makeup and too thin. Not sure what this is design for or how to use. Do you still make a product called Kimwipes? I used those in the 60's.
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I've used Kimwipes for years as a part of removing flux from circuit boards. When using isopropyl alcohol or spray flux remover, the soldering flux is dissolved and spread over the board's surface, but not removed. That's when I use Kimwipes to soak up and remove the dissolved flux. Kimwipes are superior to Kleenexes or paper towels, which are also absorbent, because the Kimwipes leave less paper lint behind on the circuit board's non-smooth surface.
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I started working at a different electronic manufacturing company. They wouldn't buy these because they're significantly more expensive than Klxxxex tissues. I bought these out of my own pocket and can't expense these. That's how much I enjoy the final outcome of wiping solder flux off over that other brand. "Good value" would be of my company would have bought these for performing my job.
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I wash my glasses with dishsoap and water and the Kimwipes are by far superior to using microfiber cloths to dry the lense. They leave no lint or oil on the lens and wont scratch them.
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