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Home›How To›How to Clean Swimming Goggles: 8 Steps

How to Clean Swimming Goggles: 8 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 9, 2024
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Swimming goggles are an essential piece of equipment for swimmers, helping to protect the eyes from irritants like chlorine while also enhancing underwater visibility. However, with regular use, goggles can become dirty or foggy, which can hinder not only your performance but also your overall swimming experience. To maintain and prolong the lifespan of your swimming goggles, following these eight simple steps will help you keep them clean and clear:

1. Rinse After Each Use: After every swim session, rinse your goggles off with fresh water to remove any residual chlorine or pool chemicals. Do not use hot water, as it may damage the goggle’s lenses or seals.

2. Gentle Soap Solution: Fill a small container with lukewarm water and add a few drops of mild soap. Gently agitate the water with your fingers to create a soapy solution.

3. Submerge Goggles: Carefully place your swimming goggles in the soapy water and allow them to soak for a minute or two. You can gently shake the container to promote further cleaning.

4. Softly Scrub: Using the tips of your fingers, gently scrub the lenses and gasket area of the goggles while they are still submerged in the soapy water solution. Avoid using abrasive materials like scratchy sponges or towels that could damage the lenses.

5. Rinse Thoroughly: Remove your goggles from the soapy solution and run them under cool water for a thorough rinse. Make sure all soap residue is eliminated before moving on to drying.

6. Air Dry: Air drying is highly recommended to avoid unintentional damage caused by rubbing or wiping lenses. Lay your goggles on a clean, flat surface and let them air-dry after cleaning to prevent any spots or smudges.

7. Store in a Protective Case: Once completely dry, place your swimming goggles in their protective case – ideally one with ventilation holes for air circulation – to keep them safe from dirt and debris.

8. Anti-Fog Treatment: Many goggles come with an anti-fog coating, but it can wear off over time. To maintain the anti-fog feature, consider applying a commercially available anti-fog spray or solution to the lenses as directed.

By following these steps, you’ll be able to keep your swimming goggles clean and clear, ensuring a better underwater vision and a more enjoyable swimming experience. Remember, always treat your goggles gently to prevent damage and preserve their lifespan. Happy swimming!

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