Learn convenient tips and tricks to keep your glasses lenses spotless and free from smudges, ensuring clear vision every day. Say goodbye to scratches and hello to crystal-clear lenses with our expert cleaning guide!
EFE offers practical tips for effective eyeglasses lens cleaning. Discover simple ways to keep your glasses spotless and ensure a clear view. Follow our guidelines for taking care of your lenses and frames to make your cleaning journey easier than ever!
Remove dust and debris with lukewarm tap water to avoid scratching the lenses while cleaning. Hot water can damage lens coatings.
Apply a small amount of lotion-free dish soap to each lens and gently massage it under the lukewarm water. Clean the frame too, including nose pads and earpieces. Before cleaning, wash your hands with lotion-free soap.
Gently shake off excess water and dry with a clean, lint-free microfiber cloth or cotton towel. Microfiber cloths are best because they're lint-free and won't scratch lenses. After drying, carefully inspect the lenses and wipe away any remaining smudges.
Don't use hot water, abrasive cleaners, bleach, solvents, fabric softener, or dryer sheets.
Avoid using paper towels, tissues or napkins to clean your lenses, as any paper-based product can damage the surface.
Make sure you don't use towels treated with fabric softener to wipe your lenses, as this can leave a cloudy film.
Instead of spitting on your lenses, carry a small bottle of lens cleaner with you when you go out.
Do not place them on hot surfaces such as ovens, radiators or burning cars.
Avoid placing your eyeglasses face down as this may damage the coating and cause scratches.
While they may look convenient or stylish on your head, wearing eyeglasses affects how they are aligned and how they sit in front of your eyes.
Household cleaners and beauty products such as hairspray and perfume should be avoided near eyeglasses. They can be harmful to the lenses and coatings.
When putting on or taking off your eyeglasses, hold them gently with both hands.
Keep your glasses in a sturdy hard case, usually provided by your optometrist, to prevent accidental damage.
Discuss anti-reflective and anti-scratch coatings with your optometrist. These coatings can improve comfort and enhance the performance and durability of your glasses.
If you find that you don't have the special microfiber cloths you bought from the optician, don't worry! Here's an easy alternative: first wash your lenses with water and a drop of mild, lotion-free liquid soap. Then, gently shake off the droplets. If you don't have a microfiber cloth handy, you can dry your lenses with a clean, lint-free cotton cloth. There's no need to rub hard; just let the cloth touch the surface of the lens and it will naturally absorb the water droplets.
Avoid using harsh chemicals or cleaners, such as glass cleaner, vinegar, or lemon. You should also avoid hot water, which can damage the lens coating.
Clean eyeglass frames with water and a drop of mild liquid soap that does not contain lotion. Dry with a clean microfiber cloth. Remember to protect your frames by placing them in a hard case and away from heat sources.
Regularly cleaning your glasses helps remove smudges, fingerprints, and dirt, which can help keep your vision clear and lengthen the lifetime of your glasses.
5 Tips To Keep Glasses From Fogging Up With A Mask
How to Care for Your Sports Eyeglasses: Tips and Tricks
How to Care for Blue Glasses Frames: Maintenance Tips for Longevity
How to safely clean your glasses?
What are the recommended cleaning methods for sunglasses?