K&F Concept 16mm APS-C Sensor Cleaning Swab*10 + 20ml Sensor Cleaner, DSLR SLR Digital Camera CMOS and CCD Sensor Cleaning Swab Kits for Nikon Son...

Only issue is they are a touch too wide. My Canon R10 sensor is 16mm. So these should work. I had to trim off just a bit to fit in the recess for the sensor. Easy process to follow and gave great results.

This is a great kit for the price for doing a nice semi deep clean of your sensor and lenses. I would recommend cleaning your sensor on your own if you've never done so or arent comfortable, but if you are this kit will get the job done. Never reuse, always grab a fresh swab to do this

When I bought my first digital camera years ago, swabbing the sensor was regarded as a perilous operation, better left for a technician rather than a mere photographer. That fear seems to have vanished over the years. On the other hand as cameras have improved this maintenance function has become less and necessary. Photographers have learned not to change lenses in dusty environments. My Nikon D500 actually gives the sensor a little shake when you turn it on and off to remove dust. Often, a good blow of air from a n air bulb is all that is needed. But every once in a while How do you know if youve got a problem? Take a picture of a light surface at a small f/stop. If there is dirt on the lens it will show up in the image. (I find this particularly easy with the visualize spots function of Lightroom Classics Healing Brush.) I was a little nonplussed when I tore open the package to get the cleaning wand and found it was made out of what appeared to be a soft but absorbent plastic rather than the fabric that I was used to. After checking the minute instructions on the box with a magnifying glass, I put one drop of the provided solution on each side of the swab and did a single stroke across the sensor (well, really the sensor cover) and then back in the other direction. The instructions said to then use another sensor, without the liquid, back and forth once across the sensor cover. (I took the risk of not doing this, which is a description and not a recommendation; my subsequent test shot appeared clean.) Thats it. Theres nothing to fear.

I really love the quality of this brand and have been using them for years. These work well to clean the APSC sensor. You have to do it, so might as well use quality!

This was my first try at wet cleaning my sensor. I resorted to this after having some success with the blower, sensor brush and Ricoh sensor cleaning stick. I followed the directions and it came clean at my first attempt. One note: My cleaning solution was labeled as 'sensor cleaning liquid', and not 'lens cleaning liquid' as other people noted. I guess this is a newer package.