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4 Ways to Do DIY Anti Fog Glasses

By Matthew Lynch
November 9, 2023
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With the rise in the use of face masks due to the current global pandemic, many glasses wearers are experiencing a daily struggle with foggy lenses. However, worry not – there are effective and affordable DIY solutions to keep your glasses fog-free! Here, we discuss four ways to create anti-fog glasses yourself using simple household items.

1. Soap and Water

A widely-used method for preventing eyeglasses from fogging up is using soap and water. First, dampen your lenses with water. Then, apply a small amount of mild dish soap on both sides of each lens, lathering it gently with your fingers or a non-abrasive cloth. Rinse the lenses under running water until all soapy residue is gone. Finally, gently dry your lenses with a clean microfiber cloth.

2. Shaving Cream

Surprisingly enough, shaving cream can work wonders to combat foggy lenses. Before putting on your glasses, apply a thin layer of foam-based shaving cream to both sides of the lenses and buff it off gently using a clean, soft cloth until no residue remains. This method creates a protective film that helps prevent fogging when you’re wearing your mask.

3. Toothpaste

Another effective preventative measure is toothpaste (non-gel and non-abrasive). To use this method, dab a small bit of toothpaste on both sides of the lenses and spread it evenly across the surface with your fingertips – taking care not to touch any coated areas or edges of the frames! Rinse the toothpaste off using cold water and pat dry carefully with a clean microfiber cloth.

4. Baby Shampoo or Potato

Baby shampoo is yet another DIY option for keeping your glasses fog-free while sporting a mask. The mild nature of baby shampoo makes it safe for use on glasses. Apply a few drops of baby shampoo on each lens, then rub it gently before rinsing off under cold water. Alternatively, you can cut a potato in half and rub the raw surface on the inside of your glasses. The potato juice will leave a transparent film that mitigates fogging.

In conclusion, you don’t need to invest in expensive anti-fog sprays or wipes. Utilize the DIY methods mentioned above to maintain clear lenses and improved vision when wearing glasses and face masks.

Remember to exercise caution when trying out these methods for the first time – always ensure that any product used on your eyeglasses is appropriate for your lenses and materials. If unsure, consult your optician or eyeglasses manufacturer for guidance.

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