Depends on the chemical balance of your skin. My wife gets all inked up reading the paper - I don't get any color at all.
Depends on the chemical balance of your skin. My wife gets all inked up reading the paper - I don't get any color at all.
As soon as I read they were eyeglass cloths, I was thinking exactly this.... Trying to clean my car windows with a 3x3 inch thing.... I'm glad others posted that they make bigger ones...
When I clean my tv or monitor, I just use toilet paper and rubbing alcohol. Works fine!
Dunno. I think there has been a move towards *soy* based inks. I note that the quality of the "print" changed in the decades since I was a child (and first toured the presses).
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My daughter who does a lot of international travel - into the outer areas of Africa (currently in southern Senegal) has microfiber bath towels - something like 2ft by 4ft.
I believe our local paper has been soy based for quite a few years.
make that CLAY.
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I found using an old worn out bath towel and plain water and elbow grease worked best of all.
Any cleaning agent used leaves deposits which collect dirt and dust or condensation in the future.
The old towel has a surface finish which removes stubborn grime from glass.
Ross
snipped-for-privacy@snyder.on.ca posted for all of us...
Don't forget, this is how he washes his majik undies. He will also have to go to HF to replace his free flashlight and meter to "trace" the lamp cords. He's gotta watch the stuff in the back doesn't get too wet because no one wants rust or watermarks on a "new" part.
snipped-for-privacy@unlisted.moo posted for all of us...
Once again, you are an asswipe. DAGS search or have your "other" ask at the grocery or hardware store.
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