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3 Ways to Get Stains Off Eyeglasses

By Matthew Lynch
April 5, 2024
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Eyeglasses have become an indispensable accessory for millions of people worldwide. However, they are prone to getting spotted or stained by everyday substances and activities. This article explores three effective ways to get those pesky stains off your eyeglasses and keep them looking crystal clear.

1. Microfiber Cloth and Cleaning Solution

The most common method of cleaning eyeglasses involves using a microfiber cloth and a specifically designed eyeglass cleaning solution. Microfiber cloths are designed to pick up dirt, dust, oils, and other debris without scratching the lenses.

Here’s how to use this method:

– Gently brush off any loose debris from your glasses with the microfiber cloth.

– Apply a few drops of the cleaning solution on the lenses.

– Gently rub the solution into the lenses using circular motions.

– Wipe off the excess solution with a clean part of the microfiber cloth until the lenses are clear.

Keep in mind that you should avoid using paper towels, tissues, or other rough materials to wipe your lenses, as these can unintentionally damage them.

2. Soap and Water

If you don’t have specialized eyeglass cleaning solution at hand, soap and water can also be effective at removing stains. This method works best on water-soluble stains like food splatters or fingerprints.

Here’s how you can use soap and water:

– Rinse your glasses under lukewarm water to remove any loose debris.

– Add a tiny drop of dish soap to your fingertips and gently rub it onto the lenses.

– Rinse your glasses thoroughly under running water until clean.

– Gently shake off excess water before drying them with a clean microfiber cloth.

Avoid using hot water as it may damage any lens coatings or fixtures.

3. White Vinegar

For stubborn stains like grease, white vinegar can be an effective option. It helps dissolve grease and oil while also disinfecting your glasses.

Follow these steps to clean your glasses with white vinegar:

– Combine equal parts of distilled water and white vinegar in a spray bottle.

– Spray the solution onto your lenses.

– Allow the solution to sit for a minute to help dissolve stubborn stains.

– Gently wipe your glasses with a clean microfiber cloth, making sure to use circular motions.

Remember to always store your glasses in a protective case when not in use to minimize the chance of stains reappearing. By following these methods, you’ll be able to keep your eyeglasses impeccably clean and clear.

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