Akasa TIM Wipes | Thermal Paste Remover | Citrus-based Solvent | 180 x 175 mm | 10pcs | Tech for Techs Recommended | Ideal for CPU, GPU, Heatsink and Chipset | AK-TCW-02

They do the job well.

I've been using this product for around 1 and a half years now, and it has been useful countless times.It is a decent capacity, and you only need to use a very small amount at a time to clean thermal paste off a CPU. It's also an excellent price. Most importantly, it works very well for getting rid of thermal paste. And unlike many other thermal paste removers, it has quite a pleasant smell to it.I still have around two thirds of my bottle left, so I don't think I'll need to replace it any time soon. But when I do, I'll be purchasing another one of these. :)

Easy to use, but leaves a oily feeling in your figners once done

I'm extremely pleased with this purchase. Not only did the product arrive 4 days early but the product itself is superb. It cleaned off my old thermal paste really well and even had a pleasant smell. After suffering a number of CPU and GPU crashes cutouts and issues, I was able to clean off the old paste really easily and really well leaving a perfect state to apply new thermal paste. Now everything works perfectly. Great seller and great product. Very happy indeed.

Brilliant at removing old thermal paste, and handy being in a single wipe. Makes life easier than having bottles and separate cloths to get rid of old TIM.

These do a brilliant job of removing thermal paste.I had a few old computers some with even old dried cakey thermal paste and these wipes even cleaned them up real good.I highly recommend these wipes, you should always have some on hand if you work with computers regularly.Also, they smell good too which is always a bonus.

Did the usual noob thing - I squirted too much thermal paste onto the processor and I needed to get it removed and try again (note-to-self: "grain of rice size" literally means that!). So after much searching and deliberating I ordered this option, instead of isopropyl alcohol, and really don't regret it – this is just so easy to use, and the squirty-top helps a lot.I used it with pointed "applicator" cotton buds (designed for make up, but even more perfect for this job), using the top pointed end to squirt a bit of the TIMs on it and clean up the thermal paste, and the flatter end on the other side to mop up the overflow of all the wet paste with.After drying up the leftover residue with a small bit of Kleenex, the processor was almost as perfect as it was before I drowned it in thermal paste. Therefore I am very (easily!) impressed by this little bottle for saving my processor.

I previously used Arctic Silver ArctiClean which I was very happy with but I ran out of the thermal paste remover while still having plenty of the surface purifier left and so I didn't want to buy another to get only 30ml of paste remover. Akasa Tim Clean comes in 125ml, so it's more than four times more thermal paste remover than ArctiClean for the same price, though the ArctiClean does come with 30ml surface purifier too.In terms of it's cleaning power I don't think it's quite as good as ArctiClean as I found myself having to use more of it than I would of ArctiClean and it seems to take take a little bit longer to get the paste off but it still gets the job done just the same.The one real weakness in this product is the dispenser, as it lets out liquid far too freely for my liking. It seems to be a similar kind of dispenser to some face cleansers, the type you just tip up and a little stream of liquid flows out. The instructions do say to apply the cleaner to a cloth but I've always found it works better to apply the cleaner directly to the surface to start off with. Luckily I still had my old ArctiClean bottle, which has a dispenser like an eye dropper, so I just filled it up with Akasa's cleaner and used that instead.So overall Akasa Tim Clean may not be quite as good as ArctiClean but it is still much better value.