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Glasses care

Taking good care of your glasses helps keep your lenses clear and makes them last longer. Proper cleaning and a few simple habits can prevent scratches and maintain comfortable vision.

How to clean your glasses correctly

To clean your glasses, all you need is warm water, a little neutral soap, and a microfiber cloth. This way, you remove dirt without scratching the lenses.

Avoid using clothes, paper, or napkins, as they can cause micro-scratches on the lens surface.

Tips for taking care of your glasses

To keep your glasses in good condition:

  • · store them in their case when not in use

  • · avoid placing them face down on the lenses

  • · clean them with a microfiber cloth

  • · avoid harsh cleaning products

  • · check the frame's fit if they become loose

These are simple habits that help your lenses last longer.

Common Mistakes When Cleaning Glasses

Some practices can damage the lenses or frame:

  • · cleaning glasses with your T-shirt

  • · using paper or napkins

  • · using harsh chemicals

  • · resting glasses on their lenses

  • · storing them without a case

Avoiding these mistakes helps keep lenses clear and scratch-free.

Frequent questions

How to clean glasses without scratching them?

To clean your glasses without scratching them, use lukewarm water, mild soap, and a microfiber cloth. Avoid paper, napkins, or clothing, which can damage the surface of the lenses.

How often should I clean my glasses?

It's advisable to clean your glasses when you notice smudges or dirt on the lenses to maintain clear vision. If you also notice that the frames no longer fit well, it might be helpful to adjust the frames so your glasses fit properly again.

Can I clean my glasses with alcohol?

It is not advisable to use alcohol or other aggressive products directly on the lenses, as they can damage the lens coatings.

How to prevent glasses from scratching?

Storing your glasses in their case when you're not using them and cleaning them with an appropriate cloth helps prevent scratches. If the lenses are already damaged or your vision has changed, it might be a good time to get an eye exam.

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