How to Do DIY Anti Fog Glasses

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If you wear glasses, you know how obnoxious it is to have your glasses constantly fogging up while you’re wearing a mask. Luckily, this TikTok hack will keep your spectacles clean and clear. With a little bit of soap, you can have fog-free glasses in under a minute!

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Rinse your lenses off.

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    Let the water wash over the front of your lenses and then flip them over to rinse the other side. This will remove any surface dirt from your glasses.
    • You can do this with hot or cold water—the temperature doesn’t really matter.
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Rub some hand soap on your lenses.

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    Flip the lenses over and repeat this process on the other side. Spread the soap around in a smooth circular motion to cover each portion of your lenses.
    • The soap will leave a filmy substance behind after you wash it off which will protect your lenses from fogging up.
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Wash the soap off.

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    Take your soap-covered glasses and hold them under the water again. Flip your glasses over to rinse the soap off of both sides. Once you’ve washed the soap off, give them a quick shake to knock off any excess water.
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Dry the lenses with a cloth.

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    Hold the glasses by your frame while you dry the lenses to keep smudge marks off. Once your glasses are dry, put them back on. Your lenses will no longer fog up while you’re wearing a mask!
    • You can also let them air dry if you’re not in a rush.

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      To prevent your glasses from fogging up, first rinse off the lenses with running water. Then, rub some hand soap into the lenses with your fingers. Rinse the lenses again to get off all of the suds. Finally, dry the lenses with a microfiber cloth, and voila!

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      • Kammi Smith

        Dec 23, 2021

        "Tried it with soap and water and now I don't have to worry while I wear a mask at work."
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