Can I use Windex on my polycarb glasses?

Or will the alcohol damage the lenses?

should be OK. of more concern is the type of cloth you use with the
windex. avoid paper towels or tissue paper. use a synthetic fabric
cloth or a very soft cotton. make sure the cloth and lenses are damp
and not dry. rubbing a dry cloth on lenses can scratch them.

Windex is fine, metho is fine, DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES use
acetone.

Try investing in a microfibre lens cloth. This is the easiest and best
way to clean any lens.

dr grant

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> Or will the alcohol damage the lenses?

I disagree with most people on this one.
go to:

http://www.obase.net/clens.htm

I think Bounty is the best for drying all kinds of lenses

w.stacy, o.d.

Robert Martellaro <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I would be more concerned with the ammonia, although both of these substances
>are solvents and will eventually damage anti-reflection coatings, the frame
>finish, and possibly the lens and/or any dyes or coatings applied to the lens
>surface. In short, do not use household cleaners on eyeglasses, instead rinse
>with water and clean oil deposits with dish soap (Dawn) or hand soap (Ivory).
>
>Hope this helps

yes that does help!!

soap and water it is!

thanks