Chapped Lips
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can't locate the gentleman's original post but THIS WORKED...applied to right eyeglass lens only and my left fogged up...back at truck applied to left and was fog free all day...cold and snowy...THANX !
shaving cream vs foggy lenses
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Grampas Shop
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Ok, fill us in. Put the shaving cream on and do what????? What brand of shaving cream??????????
cornstalker
Active member
Yes, do tell....
Does it damage the lens coatings?
Does it damage the lens coatings?
doggin coyotes
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Originally Posted By: broperI can't see through mine at all with shaving cream on them!
Open your eyes.
Open your eyes.
Originally Posted By: broperI can't see through mine at all with shaving cream on them!
That's funny!
I have tried every type of commercial no-fog products and every suggested home remedy w/mixed, but less than satisfactory results.
One home remedy that worked (sort-of) was Nutrogena (sp?) soap; the kind your wife uses for her complexion. It is a glycerin based soap which, when applied to lens and wiped off, leaving a barely visible film, does reduce fogging, but does not eliminate completely IME.
Will have to give the shaving cream a try.
Regards,
hm
That's funny!
I have tried every type of commercial no-fog products and every suggested home remedy w/mixed, but less than satisfactory results.
One home remedy that worked (sort-of) was Nutrogena (sp?) soap; the kind your wife uses for her complexion. It is a glycerin based soap which, when applied to lens and wiped off, leaving a barely visible film, does reduce fogging, but does not eliminate completely IME.
Will have to give the shaving cream a try.
Regards,
hm
Chapped Lips
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the originator of discussion used Barbasol...i had an old can under the sink for backup...just finger wiped on both surfaces...wiped with hankerchief...my lenses are "plastic" & hav anti-scratch/glare coatings...seem ok SO FAR...betcha its the glycerin,hm1996...
went walk'n this am thru 4" of fresh snow look'n for tracks...90min later...still clear...used bino's a lot (that's when i experience foggy eyeglasses)...
went walk'n this am thru 4" of fresh snow look'n for tracks...90min later...still clear...used bino's a lot (that's when i experience foggy eyeglasses)...
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Originally Posted By: Chapped Lipsthe originator of discussion used Barbasol...i had an old can under the sink for backup...just finger wiped on both surfaces...wiped with hankerchief...my lenses are "plastic" & hav anti-scratch/glare coatings...seem ok SO FAR...betcha its the glycerin,hm1996...
went walk'n this am thru 4" of fresh snow look'n for tracks...90min later...still clear...used bino's a lot (that's when i experience foggy eyeglasses)... please don't tell what the jergins is for
went walk'n this am thru 4" of fresh snow look'n for tracks...90min later...still clear...used bino's a lot (that's when i experience foggy eyeglasses)... please don't tell what the jergins is for
adnahoundsman
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Told you it would work.LOL
roadkill46
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thats JERK-INS by the way. i use Zeiss wipes for my glasses and scopes they seem to keep the fog off pretty well and they are like wet naps, single use disposable. always keep a few in the dove bucket stool.