off Glasses Wiping Paper Noseplant Pink 4 Pieces

Do you often find yourself wiping your glasses on your sleeve? Using washi paper not only makes your lenses look very clean, but also makes them look more stylish and hygienic. It also makes a great gift. It's not just for glasses, it can also make your smartphone, tablet, or laptop shine, so you'll never have a problem receiving one. When you buy glasses, they come with a cloth eyeglass cloth, which is of course washable. But have you actually washed it? Washi kaishi cannot be washed, but each sheet will last for about two weeks. It is clean, stylish, and traditional. The unique pattern makes it even more fun to carry. The Japanese paper used in the washi paper kaishi (paper towels) used to wipe glasses is also used at lens factories to wipe down lenses to make them shiny before final shipment. This is truly an industrial cleaner approved by professionals. Using Tosa washi paper technology, it has a three-layer structure, with the surface being designed to scrape off dirt and the inside being designed to absorb dirt. This is a truly modern, evolved form of washi paper, made using the same techniques used to make washi paper, but with fine Acrylic fibers. This glasses cleaner is made from Tosa washi paper, which is woven along the Niyodo River in Kochi Prefecture, the most beautiful river in Japan. Papermaking has been a thriving industry in this area since ancient times. Even today, it is counted as one of the three major washi paper producing areas in Japan. At first glance it appears to be a plant pattern, but it is actually based on the nose pads of glasses. The inorganic glass and the plants combine to create a gentle texture. At first glance, it doesn't look like a nose pad, but actually, it is, and this gets the conversation flower lover. We also pay attention to our packaging. You can use it as a carrying case as it is. Of course, you can also store it in your smartphone case, wallet, or business card holder without putting it in a case. The "off" brand is a joint venture between Oue, a Japanese paper wholesaler that has been collaborating with Japanese paper manufacturers nationwide for the past 70 years, and Funaki Printing has been in the business of letterpress printing, which is a perfect match for Japanese paper, for three generations. Furthermore, the brand is created by Fukushima Kenji, who is skilled at designs that make the most of the inherent strengths of a company. It was created with the desire to make Japanese paper suitable for everyday use without any formality.