Great tool for travel but not a substitute for wet cleaning

I'm often in the area of ​​long-term architectural photography in different cities on weekends go.
Who knows sensor spots, who knows that appear if you need them at wengisten or you do not expect it.
I therefore sought a way to relatively straightforward free my camera from the unliebesamen sensor spots.
Due to the different swap and remedies the wet cleaning did not seem wegem the expenditure in question.
This I do at home on a regular basis.

In my search I came across this set of eyelead encountered and the Pentax Lollypop had in their sights.
In my view, both options are easy to store and can be used in Reisegepack in the hotel rooms.
* Own view the manufacturers point out to use it in a dust-free room *

When spoiled for choice I thought I give the newcomer a chance once and had ordered the eyelead sensor Adhäsionstupfer.

What I got?
1. Adhäsionstupfer in a Silberbox
2:10 adhesive films
3.Bonus 5 lens wipes Wet / Dry * nice marketing idea *
4.Anleitungsbeipackzettel in English / French -> German short instructions on the packaging

When unpacking I thought, hey that's packed sensible in the box, fit snugly in the camera bag.
But * Made in Germany * and only the English instructions französisiche kinda weird.
So I took the cardboard again on hand to get some more information from the manufacture and stumbled a German Quick Start Guide.

After I went through the manual I've tried it on my Canon 350D, Canon 7D & 5D Mark III.
Previously, I have the stamps / handling the swab on a supplied adhesive sheets practiced in order simply to get a feel for it and the swab to clean.

Conclusion:
Overall, I went over both cameras twice about it and am convinced by the result
From handling her, it is exactly what I was looking for.
But it does not mean that it will replace the wet cleaning.
I see it as a convenient additional tool to / free his camera of sensor dust / dust on the road the way.

The results will I have to pay in the next few days in [...]