In the studio, the workshop, and around the house...
The dry cloths don't look like anything special, but I don't plan to be without them again! Especially this larger size.<br /><br />In my studio, they work great for removing the little bits of dust from the silicone molds I use for resin work. If you work with resin, you know that dust is enemy #1! Great for maintaining a dust free environment in the studio in general. Removes the fine gesso dust from your canvas after sanding (must be smooth surface or the rag will snag).<br /><br />In the shop, I use them as a final step for removing the very fine sawdust or sanded primer paint from wood. This works as a final step only and for smaller pieces as there is too much sawdust for this size of cloth and it will fill up quickly.<br /><br />Around the house...eye glasses, monitors, phones, faucets, touch up on mirrors. I clean my glasses then polish the nearest tap. They aren't ideal for large surfaces like a bathroom mirror because they are a little small to wad up and use like you would a paper towel. At least that is my experience. However, if you recently cleaned your mirror and want to do a touch up, they work well.
Rating: 5 stars