microfiber

There's too much friction (it feels like a microfiber cloth rather than being smooth as glass).

And this is why modern screens (and eyeglasses) should be cleaned with a damp microfiber cloth and no aggressive cleaners.

I cleaned the screen with a slightly damp microfiber cloth, the same one I use for my glasses.

It's really hard/expensive to wipe your lens with a microfiber cloth in space; JPL once did a study to determine the cost/feasibility.

Have you tried cleaning it with a microfiber cloth and any old cleaning spray?

I got a sticky microfiber cloth as swag and stuck it to the back glass of my Nexus 4.

I had only cleaned the display a few times, always using a damp microfiber cloth.

I just keep a clean microfiber cloth in my bag and wipe down my keyboard and trackpad from time to time.

Use Microfiber based cloth material between the tape and camera.

All I've done is use a microfiber cloth, no water, no cleaner.

I've used a microfiber cloth dampened with isopropyl alcohol (no smears / spots) to clean the screen quite a few times without any problems.

Because writing is a dirty, scratched window with liquid between the frames and an LLM can be the microfiber cloth and degreaser that makes it just a bit clearer.

When I look on Amazon, some bed sheets list "1500 thread count" in their title, but there are one star reviews explaining that it's microfiber, not cotton.

For a while I hung an old microfiber towel next to the toilet and used that, but "oh, that's just my butt-towel…" is an interesting conversation to have.