![]() ![]() Also, clean the area where the edge of the lenses meet the frame - dust, debris and skin oils frequently accumulate here. Rinse both sides of the lenses and the frame.įailing to remove all traces of soap will cause the lenses to be smeared when you dry them. Gently shake your glasses to get rid of most of the water on the lenses. Inspect the lenses carefully to make sure they are clean. Carefully dry the lenses and frame with a clean, lint-free towel. Use a dish towel that has not been laundered with a fabric softener or dryer sheet (these substances can smear the lenses). A lint-free microfiber cloth is also a good choice. Dirt or debris trapped in the fibers of a towel can scratch your lenses. Also, any cooking oil, skin oil or lotion on the towel will smear your glasses. If any streaks or smudges remain, remove them with a clean microfiber cloth - these lint-free cloths are available at most optical shops or photography stores.įor touch-up cleaning of your eyeglass lenses, use disposable lens cleaning wipes. ![]() These are formulated specifically for use on eyeglass lenses. Which brings us to a very important topic - what NOT to use to clean your glasses. ĭON'T use your shirttail, blouse or other clothing to clean your glasses, especially when the lenses are dry. This can scratch your lenses.ĭON'T use household glass or surface cleaners to clean your eyeglasses. These products have ingredients that can damage eyeglass lenses and coatings.ĭON'T use paper towels, napkins, tissues or toilet paper to clean your lenses. These can scratch or smear your lenses or leave them full of lint.ĭON'T try to "buff away" a scratch in your lenses. Spray eyeglass lens cleaners are available where you purchase your glasses and at your local drug or discount store. ![]() These can be helpful if you are traveling or don't have dishwashing soap and clean tap water available. ![]()
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