Mask Cleaning...

[Cassidy James]

I know windex eats away at yopur mask's lens, but what about that stuff to clean snorkeling goggles? Will that work?

 

[Meyer]

Warm water and hand soap works just as good as any retail cleaning concoction.

 

[Richard Kirke (DUPS Rocket) UK]

Water?

What's wrong with water? I use water deployed through a squirty bottle, never needed anything strogner, since all things paintball are water soluble.

Richard

 

[kidzero]

as the old dirty ******* i am, i SPIT on ma goggs and whipe em clean on my jersey like i used to do when i got hit on them back in the days when sitting in some bush*LOOOOOL*

 

[Cassidy James]

I have a bottle of the goggle cleaning stuff lieing around, so I was just seing if they would work. I know water works 2, but I was wondering if this stuff would.

 

[Richard Kirke (DUPS Rocket) UK]

Water water everywhere

Water comes out of taps, is really cheap (or free if its a public toilet... ) why waste the stuff?

I don't know whether it would eat the lese, I wouldn't risk it myslelf, but there it is:

Anyone actually know?

Richard

 

[Pinky_81]

Afraid of water...

I don't use HOT water for my goggles as I once did - the glass turned in to a very weird color... Don't wan't that to happen again - lucky it wasn't permanent but it scared me
It was a spectra thermal lense though - could explain a lot...

Pinky

 

[Gyroscope]

I know a lot of guys who put 50/50 water and rubbing alcohol in the spray bottle. They say it cuts through the fill faster. The smell bugs me too much, personally.

 

[jahlad]

good old water works fine for me....just make sure you dont soak the seal between the two lenses (on thermals) or you will knacker the lens

 

[mikeanywhere]

Originally posted by Cassidy James
I know windex eats away at yopur mask's lens, but what about that stuff to clean snorkeling goggles? Will that work?

I was told when I went diving by an instructor, the best thing to use with diving goggles is toothpast and and then wash them off with water as it creates a film on the inside of the lens.

The other one is to use spit as kidzero mentioned