Thanks Izzy for a really great instructional video on making and safely using the lens cleaning solution. So simple and inexpensive to make, WOW. Someone commented about how long the solution would last in bottle before it should be changed. I think a year sounds about right. So maybe putting a date label on the sprayer mix could be a good idea.
Thanks Izzy. Actually I was thinking it also makes best sense to use distilled water (as you indicated) in the mix to avoid any possible mineral deposit formation on the glass if one used hard water from the tap. Of course mild vinegar might counteract that, but why risk it on an expensive lens?
Distilled water is the best for use for any cleaning purposes, do not use tap water as that water has mineral deposits that might damage sensitive optics over time.
is it not recommended to use rubbing alcohol with optics? i heard that for electronics like an ipad or computer monitor you can use half water half rubbing alcohol.
+Rick Masters Hi Rick! This solution will clean your sensor properly. However, we recommend that you use sensor cleaning swabs for your camera. Take a look at the following video: th-cam.com/video/8uBDXSQa2O8/w-d-xo.html
Hello, Taibah COL4 Nurses. I would recommend consulting the owners manual to see what you can or can not use for cleaning your PlayStation. Thanks for watching!
Yes, it should work to clean your matte laptop screen. You want to make sure to dilute the vinegar with distilled water and only clean the screen once your screen has been powered down for several minutes. Thanks for watching!
The question is how long can distilled water, ipa & dist. Vinegar can be stored?. This stuff is probably going to be enough for 2 or 3yrs, but can it be stored so long?. My biggest concern is the dist. Water.
vinegar has been used for cleaning glass for over a hundred years, Some high-quality glass cleaners use vinegar, adding water dilutes the acid. I wouldn't use isopropyl alcohol(rubbing alcohol on electronics) When I was in the army we were told not to when repairing electronics as it can damage coatings and in some cases remove the gold of the contacts( I still use it, just in moderation and at 91%, it dries quickly and has less water present) I now work in a microfabrication facility and IPA is used to remove some pretty harsh photoresists and other chemicals. Using 9 parts water to one part vinegar brings the PH level, norm about 2.5 to acceptable levels for use in this application.
Thanks Izzy for a really great instructional video on making and safely using the lens cleaning solution. So simple and inexpensive to make, WOW. Someone commented about how long the solution would last in bottle before it should be changed. I think a year sounds about right. So maybe putting a date label on the sprayer mix could be a good idea.
Hi James, thank you for the feedback and your idea, we will surely try to make that with our supplier.
Thanks Izzy. Actually I was thinking it also makes best sense to use distilled water (as you indicated) in the mix to avoid any possible mineral deposit formation on the glass if one used hard water from the tap. Of course mild vinegar might counteract that, but why risk it on an expensive lens?
Distilled water is the best for use for any cleaning purposes, do not use tap water as that water has mineral deposits that might damage sensitive optics over time.
Thank you so much, Goja!!
Do you know if this solution could also work for high quality plastic lenses such as the ones found in some virtual reality headsets?
+Duck hi there! It sure will!
Can I use synthetic vinegar please reply sir
Hi, we would not recommend using synthetic mixtures for screens, they could damage them.
Digital Goja Ok
Thanks, i need this to my glasses and camera phone
We hope it works great for you!
is it not recommended to use rubbing alcohol with optics? i heard that for electronics like an ipad or computer monitor you can use half water half rubbing alcohol.
does this work for the sensor also?
+Rick Masters Hi Rick! This solution will clean your sensor properly. However, we recommend that you use sensor cleaning swabs for your camera. Take a look at the following video: th-cam.com/video/8uBDXSQa2O8/w-d-xo.html
Can i use it for playstation lens cleaning
Hello, Taibah COL4 Nurses. I would recommend consulting the owners manual to see what you can or can not use for cleaning your PlayStation. Thanks for watching!
Do the ingredients have to be distilled?
They do not have to be distilled.
Will it work on matte screen laptop screen.?
Yes, it should work to clean your matte laptop screen. You want to make sure to dilute the vinegar with distilled water and only clean the screen once your screen has been powered down for several minutes. Thanks for watching!
Will it work for my T.V. screen
+PreserveBigCats It definitely will!
That worked perfectly! Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Can I use for laptop screen
Yes you can!
Digital Goja thank you
best tutorial ever
Thanks!
Is it okay a cooking vinegar
Hi, if it does not contain alcohol it can be used, alcohol can damage screens and other surfaces.
@@DigitalGojaUSA my lens is youngnu .. Does it harm a very sensitive china brand lens?
@@psalmerthellana7270 Hi, the alcohol in the vinegar could damage it, we would recommend only using solutions without alcohol.
Omg!!!! Thank you so much
You're very welcome!
The question is how long can distilled water, ipa & dist. Vinegar can be stored?. This stuff is probably going to be enough for 2 or 3yrs, but can it be stored so long?. My biggest concern is the dist. Water.
b888 hello, did you find out?
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
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Very good and save money tnhanks I am from brasil
We're glad we could help!
absolutely wrong solution. vinegar is an acid base. right is alcohol and ether
vinegar has been used for cleaning glass for over a hundred years, Some high-quality glass cleaners use vinegar, adding water dilutes the acid. I wouldn't use isopropyl alcohol(rubbing alcohol on electronics) When I was in the army we were told not to when repairing electronics as it can damage coatings and in some cases remove the gold of the contacts( I still use it, just in moderation and at 91%, it dries quickly and has less water present) I now work in a microfabrication facility and IPA is used to remove some pretty harsh photoresists and other chemicals. Using 9 parts water to one part vinegar brings the PH level, norm about 2.5 to acceptable levels for use in this application.