Don’t do these things when you clean your glasses

Most often, people wear glasses to improve their eyesight. They look at the whole “Which is better, A or B?” I regularly work with my optometrist to find the right prescription, choose a frame, talk to multiple special coatings … and clean the dirty lenses with the bottom of my shirt.

Please do not do so. When cleaning your glasses, don’t make these other common mistakes either.

Use the wrong material to wipe them

If you notice something on the lens, you want to get rid of it as soon as possible, so it makes sense to grab the first thing you see and wipe the lens. But in most cases it’s not a good idea.Here are some Materials to avoid:

• Shirts, sleeves and other clothing: These can damage and stain the lens.
• Paper towels, napkins, or toilet paper: In addition to keeping the lens full of lint, these can also damage the lens.

Instead of them, use a microfiber cloth to clean the lenses.

Use the wrong cleaner

As for glasses, any cleaner will do.This is Things to avoid:

• Nail polish remover with acetone: This powerful chemical can damage the lens.
• saliva: Not only is this unsanitary, it can further exacerbate lens stains.
• Household glass or surface cleaner: These products contain ingredients that can damage the lens and its expensive coatings.

Instead, use a special lens cleaning spray or dishwashing liquid other than lotion (and then rinse) to remove dirt, dirt, or other dirt from the lens.

Of course, more than just getting dirty, many things can happen to your glasses.This is what to do in your case The lens is scratchedAnd finally, here are some techniques Make sure your glasses don’t get fogged While wearing a face mask.