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How to clean your glasses, according to experts
Keeping your lenses smudge-free is easy with the right tricks up your sleeve.
These moistened wipes are great for cleaning glasses, especially ones with excessive debris or dust residue. Each wipe is 5 x 6 inches and, since they dry extremely fast, they don’t leave streaks or stains, according to the brand.
This lens-cleaning spray comes with two 8-ounce bottles and two microfiber cloths that are 6 x 7 inches each. Use it to wipe away fingerprints, dust, oil and more without leaving streaks or scratches on the lenses or frames. Like other options, you can also use it to clean other items with lenses and displays, such as a camera, sunglasses and binoculars.
This set has two 4-ounce bottles of cleaning spray and two microfiber cloths that are 6 x 3 inches. You can use them to clean eyeglasses and sunglasses as well as TV screens, cameras, tablets, phones and more.
Most glasses cases come with a small microfiber cloth. This is a good place to start when wiping down your lenses. Use that cloth to try to gently buff out any smudges. However, more stubborn streaks and dirt may require a more in-depth cleaning. If you find yourself in that situation, Fan suggests following this method:
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