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Do you mean: (1) Microdear ?

(2) Traditional paper ?

 

#1 cleans with proper soap and water. Then water again.... Can be purchased at many photographyshops as appropriate for lenses.

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Hi Timothy,

Unscented and without added lotion, white, not made from recycled paper, facial or toilet tissue will work fine for removing oil. Done properly it will not damage a polish.

Grey

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The microdear clothes (as Ray linked) are excellent, and with good care will last many years. They're also good for handling nice tsuba and such, though I keep a seperate one for that one. They will strip a great deal of the oil from a blade so one could keep a seperate one for that too. The larger sized ones are pretty big, so they can be cut into a couple pieces or folded over themselves a few times for rotation to a fresh part.

 

I maintain them by washing periodically in cold water with Woolite, rinsing thoroughly then hang dry. They're probably dryer safe, but I just hang them.

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