Hello, every time I use the wipes it leaves streaks on my glasses - any idea what's going on?!
1770746
Your glasses may need alcohol-free lens cleaner. Alcohol can be a problem with some coatings.
1770747
Every other wipe I've tried over the year seemed to do that, or leave a coating of lint on my glasses. I've found these ones don't unless my glasses happen to be particularly dirty... in which case using another wife is necessary, and seems to do the trick for me.
1770748
When I have used the wipes I have seen streaks but they usually disappear. My issue with the wipes is sometimes I have had to use two wipes before my glasses looked clean and clear.
1770749
Possibly your See-Clear wipes have expired or Your lens need to be replaced. Never have experienced streak problems with this product... good Luck...
1118973
I've removed one and re-applied a new one. I think I had to wipe off a little bit of residue, but it was incredibly easy to clean off. I wouldn't worry about it.
590738
I have not had an issue with these streaking as long as you start with a clean one and they provide enough to use one for each day :)
476836
Same problem. Some people won't care, but I want crystal-clear windows on the world. Even finger-scrubbing these glasses with grease-cutting dishwashing detergent and rinsing under very hot water won't remove all the smudges (and this ALWAYS makes my other eyeglasses and sunglasses impeccably spotless). It's like there is some sort of fine grease layer that even aggressive cleaning won't remove entirely, and what remains just moves around the surface. It may be some chemical inside the lens that is leaching out.
2214409
You need to use a wet rag. If they've been left on longer they'll be harder to wipe off
128546
I personally use microfiber cloth; make sure the cloth is clean and free from oils to begin with. I also used Kimberly-Clark EX-L delicate task wipers with eye-glasses cleaning solution as well.
651113
Yes. I have streaks. Irritating but now that I know that it's not permanent not as concerned.
350280
We use Windex and tri-fold paper towels and we haven't had any ghosting issues. it's worth a try. it also might be the markers you are using.
115199
funny, i was curious about the anti-glare style, but havent tried it. I still see smears occasionally but are EASILY wiped off with my eyeglass cloth.
905167
I normally use a good amount of product, I just make sure I rub it in well and so far never had any streaks. But on my hands, I use a very small amount. No need to wipe your hands afterwards
437410
I recommend an inert cleaner like the ones you can get from Calumet Photography (Calumet Screen and Scanner Cleaning Solution). Don't use ones with alcohol. Also, when you clean the microfiber cloth, don't use a detergent with it. That can come off on your lens and leave streaks that are VERY hard to get off.
1184713
I do when I am just doing a quick wipe down do get the dust off the car with it and a microfiber towel. Don't spray a lot or it can leave a film on the glass if not wiped enough and if your microfiber towel is pretty damp from it already, just use the towel and it will work good also. Mequiars glass cleaner is one of the best glass cleaners on the market and is really easy to use and to me a must have also!
2203345
sorry to hear. it's annoying, especially if you're meticulous with these things! i'm not sure it's common (at least it hasn't happened to me). however, i do use a lens blower/duster, a microfiber, methyl alcohol cleaning liquid. see this useful link from Ken Rockwell (http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/cleaning.htm) and more generic help from B&H;: http://goo.gl/L3ZE9. good luck. post back how you make out.
1556574
Are you cleaning completely before using? Finally, you may just have a reaction to it. Makeups and such do that.
1018061
If you see this type of HAZE or discoloration you have Plastic or polycarbonate . Glass would never do this and would be far easier to clean, why your windows don't have this issue. Kit is polycarbonate or plastic lenses.
1904774
This is not the same lens cleaner used for glasses. I once made the mistake of using glasses lens cleaner on my computer screen and it created permanent streaks!! This cleaner is safe for use on your computer screen, lens cleaner is not.
1903993
This product works great on clear glass like shower doors or shower glass but I used it last week on my tinted Dodge Ram windows and left streaks (lots of streaks). This product was reasonable cost wise a year, ago, however very expensive nowadays. The best product I've found to clean exterior glass (and interior glass) windshields is 1 teaspoon of mild dish soap (i.e., Palmolvie) to 1 qallon of distilled water then shake and pour into a spray bottle and clean windows with elbow grease or squeegee and wipe away any excess.If fact, I use mild soapy water for cleaning homes windows and if moldy or mildew I add 1 tsp of Bleach to the 1 gallon of soapy water...it's the best cleaner and very cheap. This product works great on clear glass like shower doors or shower glass but I used it last week on my tinted Dodge Ram windows and left streaks (lots of streaks). This product was reasonable cost wise a year, ago, however very expensive nowadays. The best product I've found to clean exterior glass (and interior glass) windshields is 1 teaspoon of mild dish soap (i.e., Palmolvie) to 1 qallon of distilled water then shake and pour into a spray bottle and clean windows with elbow grease or squeegee and wipe away any excess.If fact, I use mild soapy water for cleaning homes... » Read More This product works great on clear glass like shower doors or shower glass but I used it last week on my tinted Dodge Ram windows and left streaks (lots of streaks). This product was reasonable cost wise a year, ago, however very expensive nowadays. The best product I've found to clean exterior glass (and interior glass) windshields is 1 teaspoon of mild dish soap (i.e., Palmolvie) to 1 qallon of distilled water then shake and pour into a spray bottle and clean windows with elbow grease or squeegee and wipe away any excess.If fact, I use mild soapy water for cleaning homes windows and if moldy or mildew I add 1 tsp of Bleach to the 1 gallon of soapy water...it's the best cleaner and very cheap. « Show Less