PrettyBoi
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spit and tissue |
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mollyflan
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white vinegar and rub dry with a soft cloth or paper towel. |
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hevenlywav
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eye glass cleaner. |
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Bandmember '08
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with style |
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i have a friend called mr tissue and mr cleaning solution... |
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☆~A.s.B.a.T~ ☆
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water |
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that girl
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dish soap and water works well, and dry with a good towel, produces very nice and clean glasses :)
or you could buy the spray at the optometrist or at another store, either way, but this one you have to go out and buy something new (i did buy it when i first got my glasses, but the optometrist told me this way is good too, and i actually prefer it) |
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Katie D
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i clean mine with regular windex |
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miss big brain
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you can buy a cleaning cloth and also buy a special spray at your eye doctor. |
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Kylie
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you can just spray them with water and dry them |
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Sa
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Well you should have gotten a special cleaning solution in a little spray bottle and a small cloth with your glasses and case. If not, just put clean water in an empty spray bottle and spray both sides of the lenses. Then, dry with a SOFT towel or baby blanket. |
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George G
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Do your glasses have coatings. If not the just plain water is fine with a soft cotton cloth or microfiber cloth you can purchase from the place you purchased your glasses from. Sometimes they will give you one. Otherwise use some lens cleaner designed for eye glass where you can purchase from the same place. Never clean with a dry cloth or paper towel. |
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Pat D.
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Dish soap and water |
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rocngrl3
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ok so i was JUST like you, so i asked my mom who has had them all her life, she told me to use liquid soap, then wash off with water, the dry with a towel. don't use a paper towel or tissue or anything like that, it can scratch them. don't want that! :-) |
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nickels1288
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You can buy a cleaning cloth or some spray from your eye doctor.If you dont want to buy anything just use an old t-shirt, thats what we use at our office. |
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Emily D
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u can buy cleaner made 4 glasses or run them under water then dry them |
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Joel Q
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BECCAFTW
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well you can get special cleaning stuff at like drug storesbut I suppose you could used glass cleaner
like windex or whatever.
and using a cloth would work best
but tisse works too |
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Man I'm Pretty.
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water and a cloth dont use a paper towel, my doctor said that was bad. |
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Rachael
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Well they sell glasses cleaning kits ( you can get then from your eye doctors or walmart anywhere really)...Windex and cloth works and so does breath fogging and wiping with your shirt |
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Priss
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alcohal prep pad like the ones they swab you with before you get a shot. you can get them at like cvs or target for $1.99 for either 50 or 100 |
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Jeanne
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If your glasses have an anti-glare coating you should only use special cloths with a cleaning solution. It should be sold where you got your glasses. If you use tissues or anything else, it will ruin the anti-glare coating. |
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My Name Here
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breath on them so they fog and then rub them with a cotton cloth or a cleaning cloth. |
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marshfield_meme
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Window cleaner and a soft cloth. Never use tissue or napkins or paper towels as they will scratch your glasses. |
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bubbly grl
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get a lens cleaner (usually in a spray bottle) and spray each side of the lenses. so that would mean spraying 4 times. then u wipe them dry gently with a soft cloth. |
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Duke
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What I do is breathe/huff on them like you would a window or mirror and wipe them with my shirt.
You can buy cleansing spray and a wipe to clean them as well.
http://www.sneakykitchen.com/fullerbrush/products/056.htm
http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?id=prod1609115&CATID=100219&skuid=sku1609104&V=G&ec=frgl_601246&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=sku1609104 |
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