Pressure Wash Surface Cleaner

[8192] My wife accidentally tossed my original Pro Pen 2 into the wash and while it was usable after drying out, much of the pressure sensitivity was gone. I had been getting by with the original Pro Pen since Wacom has been sold out of the Pro Pen 2 since introducing it, but you quickly miss 8k levels of pressure sensitivity, so being able to pick this up was a life saver.

[Clear] using this to hold post wash

[83mm] I did not receive the cleaner for the lenses.

[Black] nice cleaner for filters

[6 x 5 x 1.55"] This is probably my favorite lens cleaner.

[0.355 lb] Works great with associated cleaner.

[25°] Love it wash dance floor very well

[Red] I have neck problems and this strap keeps the pressure off my neck

[0.285 lb] This Purosol Lens Cleaner is the second product �from Purosol �that I've bought. �The first is Purosol Plasma flat panel screen cleaner. �I ordered the Lens Cleaner based on the performance of the Plasma cleaner. The Lens Cleaner works just as well. �I think they are the same product. �But, I have not checked the Material Data Sheet. �It will list chemicals but not exact percentages. The interesting issue is the Lens Cleaner is is in smaller packaging (4 ounces versus 16). �Of course flat panels have more area so the big bottle seems right. �And, the cost per ounce of the Plasma is the same unless you buy the large 16 ounce Plasma. �Otherwise the cost is the same. �Lens cleaner: 1 oz $8, 2 oz $13, 4 oz $ 16. And the Plasma: 2 oz $13, 4 oz $16, 16 oz $30. �But, it lasts a long time. �So, the cost per application is OK. �And, would one cut corners on the cleaner cost and risk the optics? �The Lens Cleaner is shown as just "Optical " in the B and H site photos. �The product, 7 27854 1000307, is "Lens Cleaner" on the label.

[2 oz / 60 mL] I would like to keep one in my car. This is now my favorit lense cleaner.