Ultra Fine Microfiber Cleaning Cloth & Screen Sticker Kit With Pouch Announced

Mar 31, 2017

Clean Screen Wizard announced a microfiber cleaning cloth 6-pack with ultra-fine, premium quality and Amazon best-selling cloths and a microfiber sticker packed in sturdy and practical vinyl pouches, ideal for gentle, safe and scratch-free cleaning of screens or glasses, lenses and other fragile surfaces.

La Serena, United States - March 30, 2017 /PressCable/ —

The popular Clean Screen Wizard announced a microfiber cleaning cloth pack with six premium quality microfiber cloths designed for the most delicate, safe and scratch-free cleaning of electronic devices and screens or glasses, cameras lenses and any other fragile surfaces.

More information is available at http://cleanscreenwizard.com.

Clean Screen Wizard is an acclaimed and industry leading microfiber cleaning cloth line known for providing some of the best and most sought after microfiber cleaning solutions for safe, quick and easy cleaning of delicate, daily use screens and surfaces, at some of the most affordable prices in the market.

The popular brand has now announced a microfiber cleaning cloth 6-pack featuring its Amazon best-selling ultra-fine microfiber cloths specifically designed to easily, gently and effectively clean fragile or delicate surfaces such as laptop/PC screens and tablets, iPhones, eyeglasses, camera lenses, monitors, TVs or even jewelry, without solvents or scratches.

The premium Clean Screen Wizard microfiber cleaning cloth 6-pack includes one large ivory white and five medium silky microfiber cloths along with a bonus microfiber screen sticker to protect smartphones and tablets, all packed in high quality wallet-size vinyl pouches which offer a more sturdy, lasting and practical storing solution than its competitors’ cellophane bags.

Its reusable, eco-friendly and premium quality microfiber cloths specially designed to effortlessly facilitate a completely lint and scratch-free cleaning and smudge removal experience which leaves surfaces and screens as good as new, also feature anti-static properties which prevent dust from sticking back on and an embossed logo for more protection of extremely delicate surfaces.

More information on the premier Clean Screen Wizard microfiber cleaning cloth 6-pack, available on Amazon at market leading prices, and multiple client testimonials or details on its full line of best-selling and highly rated microfiber cleaning solutions, top of the line customer support and 4.7 star Amazon rating can be consulted through the website link provided above or at https://amazon.com/Microfiber-Screen-Smartphones-Clean-Wizard/dp/B00GQDCMVA.

Clean Screen Wizard explains that “it’s time to start enjoying crystal clear and smudge, dirt-free screens that look just like new, every day, without wasting money or damaging the gadgets with solvents, screen wipes or napkins. These versatile silky cloths adjust to different products and needs, making lint and scratch free cleaning of electronic devices and screens or glasses, lenses, opticals and any other fragile surfaces, safer, easier and quicker than ever before.”

Contact Info:
Name: Johanna Rivero
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Clean Screen Wizard
Address: Av. Pacifico 761 B1, 308, La Serena, Región de Coquimbo 1700000, United States
Phone: +1-800-280-4850

For more information, please visit http://www.cleanscreenwizard.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 182021

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