Abstract: A suction method is provided as a method of performing, by using a suction collet, suction of a Fabry-Perot interference filter including a substrate and a laminated structure that is provided on the substrate and that includes a main surface facing the side opposite to the substrate, the method including a first step of arranging the suction collet so as to face the main surface, a second step of bringing the suction collet into contact with the Fabry-Perot interference filter after the first step, and a third step of suctioning the Fabry-Perot interference filter by using the suction collet after the second step.

Abstract: This invention provides a sticky cleaner used for removing organic dirt deposited on an article surface. The sticky cleaner comprises a dirt-collecting member that collects the organic dirt upon contact with the article surface. The dirt-collecting member has an acrylic PSA in an area that comes in contact with the article surface. The dirt-collecting member exhibits a hardness of 90 or less in the area that comes in contact with the article surface.

Abstract: A sticky cleaner is provided for use in removing organic dirt stuck on a surface of an article. The sticky cleaner comprises a dirt-collecting member that collects the organic dirt as it makes contact with the surface of the article. The dirt-collecting member comprises a PSA at a part where it makes contact with the surface of the article. The PSA comprises, as its base polymer, an acrylic block copolymer having a hard segment (A) and a soft segment (B) in one molecule.

Abstract: Provided is a sticky cleaner for antimicrobial treatment capable of removing organic dirt deposited on an article surface and of providing antimicrobial properties to the surface. The sticky cleaner according to this invention comprises a dirt-collecting member that collects organic dirt as it comes in contact with the article surface. The dirt-collecting member comprises a PSA in an area that comes in contact with the article surface, with the PSA providing antimicrobial properties to the article surface upon contact with the surface. The PSA comprises a base polymer and an antimicrobial agent.

Abstract: This invention provides a sticky cleaner used for removing organic dirt deposited on an article surface. The sticky cleaner comprises a dirt-collecting member that collects the organic dirt upon contact with the article surface. The dirt-collecting member has an acrylic PSA in an area that comes in contact with the article surface. The dirt-collecting member exhibits a hardness of 90 or less in the area that comes in contact with the article surface.

Abstract: A sticky cleaner is provided for use in removing organic dirt stuck on a surface of an article. The sticky cleaner comprises a dirt-collecting member that collects the organic dirt as it makes contact with the surface of the article. The dirt-collecting member comprises a PSA at a part where it makes contact with the surface of the article. The PSA comprises, as its base polymer, an acrylic block copolymer having a hard segment (A) and a soft segment (B) in one molecule.

Abstract: This invention provides a film having a novel function such that the film itself eliminates sebum dirt adsorbed on the film surface. The sebum absorption/diffusion film provided by the present invention is used for covering a surface of an article to prevent adsorption of sebum to the surface. It is characterized by absorbing sebum adsorbed on the film surface into the film and allowing it to diffuse inside the film.

Abstract: Provided is a sticky cleaner that can easily remove organic dirt adsorbed on a surface of an article with greater dirt-removing workability. The sticky cleaner provided by the present invention is used for removing organic dirt adsorbed on a flat surface of an article. The sticky cleaner comprises a dirt-collecting member that collects the organic dirt as it makes contact with the flat surface. In the dirt-collecting member, the part to make contact with the surface is formed with a PSA. The surface-contacting part of the dirt-collecting member exhibits an adhesive strength of less than 1 N/25 mm as a measured value based on the 180° peel test specified in JIS Z0237.