If you don't mind me asking, I believe I read somewhere at one point that some paper towels and/or tissues may have sand i.e. crystal particles in them...is this true?
Because, I'd seriously hate to use these to clean ANY of my electronic equipment despite, for example, my 360 controller's manual saying to wipe it with a "damp paper towel" if the need arises.
The reason I really started to think they do is when I look at some tissues I have, for example, I do notice sparkles in them and wonder maybe these are microscopic sand crystals and thus can cause micro-scratches on your LCD displays, CD's, etc.
I believe paper towels are made of trees, and I don't know at what point any sand particles are added to them, but please let me know. I've google searched but to no avail.
Because, I'd seriously hate to use these to clean ANY of my electronic equipment despite, for example, my 360 controller's manual saying to wipe it with a "damp paper towel" if the need arises.
The reason I really started to think they do is when I look at some tissues I have, for example, I do notice sparkles in them and wonder maybe these are microscopic sand crystals and thus can cause micro-scratches on your LCD displays, CD's, etc.
I believe paper towels are made of trees, and I don't know at what point any sand particles are added to them, but please let me know. I've google searched but to no avail.