De-smudging glasses, phones, and ipads

[Randomskylane]

When at home I place all my glasses in the dish washer, on quick wash every 7-10 days.

Cleans and sanitizes every part of my glasses.

I’d be terrified that the dry cycle melts something

 

[Pinecone]

Microfiber towel works great and I already have a few small ones in the plane. I’m more comfortable saying “I have a towel” than “I carry wipes”.

Microfiber lens cloth is what my eye place gives out with every pair of glasses for cleaning.

Reusable, no trash.

 

[JOhnH]

Microfiber lens cloth is what my eye place gives out with every pair of glasses for cleaning.

Reusable, no trash.

No trash, except for the micro-plastics they shed (which some people worry about more than others).

 

[Zeldman]

I’d be terrified that the dry cycle melts something

I shoulda added that I don't have those plastic lenses, no cheap sun glasses, so don't know about that.

But I only leave them in the dry cycle for a couple minutes, then open the washer. They dry out pretty quickly in this dry desert air.

 

[Eldorado]

To prevent scratching the lens, use tap water and your fingers to clean off the smallest particles/debris. Then use a product that will not affect coatings and tints that are on most lens to get rid of the oils that builds up on the lens. Microfiber/cotton clothes can scratch any lens that has not been pre cleaned with running water, just like our windshields on our planes.

 

[Half Fast]

Tip for those of child-rearing age: never mix up alcohol wipes with baby wipes.

I expect to bring to market soon my latest invention: chloroform wet-wipes. Parents everywere will rise up and bless me.

 

[Domenick]

I expect to bring to market soon my latest invention: chloroform wet-wipes. Parents everywere will rise up and bless me.

Great idea! Except, use diethyl ether rather than chloroform. DE is considerably less toxic.