Can I use Windex on my polycarb glasses?

Discussion in 'Glasses' started by me, Mar 21, 2006.

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    me Guest

    Or will the alcohol damage the lenses?
     
    me, Mar 21, 2006
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    p.clarkii Guest

    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.
     
    p.clarkii, Mar 21, 2006
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    CatmanX Guest

    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
     
    CatmanX, Mar 21, 2006
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    William Stacy Guest

    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.
     
    William Stacy, Mar 21, 2006
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    me Guest

    yes that does help!!

    soap and water it is!

    thanks
     
    me, Mar 23, 2006
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