I don't use the wipes to moisturise, I use them to clean the equipment. The knobs are bead blasted and the fascia a black semi-matte anodised finish. The use of baby wipes was recommended to me by a service engineer who works with 'high end' audio gear. Skin cells shed from the fingers will build up with time on the controls that are used a lot, such as the input selector and the volume control.
As for my few watches, they rarely get dirty so I may only use a duster or polishing cloth. The only watch which used to get dirty was my Rolex which I wear in 'parts foreign': driving across dusty deserts or trekking in hot sweaty countries, that sort of thing. But as it is waterproof, it is easy to clean
Barry
I wasn't suggesting you did , I was just pointing out a 'babywipes' primary purpose (to wipe babies ).
They're not things I routinely purchase in any case. I barely touch the controls on any of my gear anyway relying on the remotes, which now you come to mention it could do with a good 'wipe'
Nice clear LCD on this new g shock (and you won't lose it in the dark!).
no matter how hard you try
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Oh my god! There's nothing wrong with the bidet is there?
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Love the display, the neon not quite so sure! It certainly stands out!
Alex
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and this one's baby blue
Something more standard. Sold this one once on ebay but the buyer complained about the scratches on it and I refunded him. There's barely a mark on it and I don't know what he expected for forty quid.