Sensor cleaning

What are you folks using for sensor cleaning nowadays? I originally years ago used copper hill swabs. Guy was not easy to deal with and it was difficult to use.

The inside of my shirt does the trick after all these years, followed by a rocket blower.

Very best,

Oh, we got a smart ass here. Everyone knows you have to spray WD-40 first before using your shirt to wipe.

Eclipse solution and Pec Pads. I bought a kit when I switched from film to digital way back when I picked the original Rebel and I'm only about 1/2 through it. (except pec pads. I use those for a lot of things so I need to replace often)

Frodge wrote in post #19324292
What are you folks using for sensor cleaning nowadays? I originally years ago used copper hill swabs. Guy was not easy to deal with and it was difficult to use.

Looks like Copper Hill is no longer.
https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1495335

The method, though, has become pretty standard. Swabs and solution are easily available anywhere photo gear is sold (including Amazon.) Dozens of companies sell kits. Don't know if one is better than another, but I've successfully used kits from VSGO and UES. Both have good reviews.

I purchased and used these to clean a very dirty sensor on a used camera I purchased. It worked well and removed all the dust. I used a rocket blower first to remove any loose particles and followed up with the swab.
https://www.amazon.com …tle_o06_s00?ie=​UTF8&psc=1

I've been using this dry cleaning method for years, to remove sensor dust. Works great.

https://dust-aid.com/

Nigel Danson's YouTube channel has a detailed video.