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High quality camera lens cleaning cloth
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High quality camera lens cleaning cloth by Barroccu & Co.
A LENS IS MADE UP OF A NUMBER OF PARTS, BUT THE THREE WE’RE GOING TO DEAL WITH IS THE FRONT ELEMENT (THE BIG PIECE OF GLASS AT THE FRONT), THE REAR ELEMENT (THE BIG PIECE OF GLASS AT THE BACK) AND THE LENS BODY (THE METAL OR PLASTIC SURROUND THAT HOLDS IT ALL TOGETHER).
THE BARROCCU & CO HIGH QUALITY CAMERA LENS CLEANING CLOTH IS A HIGH QUALITY LENS CLEANING CLOTH THAT IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR USE WITH CAMERA LENSES.
GETTING DUST AND DIRT ON YOUR CAMERA LENS IS INEVITABLE, THERE’S JUST NO WAY TO GET AROUND IT.
OBVIOUSLY, YOUR CAMERA LENSES ARE REALLY EXPENSIVE AND YOU WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY STAY IN THE BEST CONDITION FOR MANY, MANY YEARS TO COME.
LET’S TALK ABOUT HOW AND WHEN YOU SHOULD CLEAN YOUR CAMERA LENS USING A BARROCCU & CO CAMERA LENS CLEANING CLOTH.
REGULAR CLEANING OF YOUR MICROFIBRE CAMERA CLOTHS
CLEAN YOUR MICROFIBRE CLOTHS REGULARLY AND ALWAYS KEEP A COUPLE OF CLEAN CLOTHS SPARE SO YOU CAN ROTATE THEM.
MICROFIBRE CLOTHS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY EFFECTIVE AT REMOVING TINY DUST, DIRT AND GREASE PARTICLES SO DON’T LEAVE THEM ON THERE! CLEANING THE CLOTHS IS VERY SIMPLE BUT IT PAYS TO DO IT PROPERLY.
BEFORE YOU START WASH YOUR HANDS THOROUGHLY WITH SOAP AND THEN DRY WITH A CLEAN TOWEL.
RINSE YOUR MICROFIBRE CLOTH IN WARM TO HOT WATER. WORK YOUR THUMB AND FOREFINGER THROUGH THE SURFACE OF THE CLOTH WHILST SUBMERGED UNDER WATER TO HELP RELEASE ANY TRAPPED FOREIGN PARTICLES AND THEN GENTLY STRAIN THE CLOTH BY PASSING IT THROUGH YOUR THUMB AND FOREFINGER AND THEN ALLOW THE CLOTH TO AIR DRY.
IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED YOU PUT YOUR CLOTHS IN THE WASHING MACHINE. DO NOT PUT FABRIC CONDITIONER ON YOUR MICROFIBRE CLOTHS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE AS THIS WILL RENDER THEM COMPLETELY USELESS.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW YOU SHOULD LOOK AFTER YOUR CAMERA LENS CLEANING CLOTHS PLEASE SEE OUR CLOTH CARE PAGE.
VISIT OUR SHOP TO SEE THE BARROCCU & CO MICROFIBRE CLEANING CLOTHS.
