It is very important to remove the scratches from the lenses of your glasses, as they can distort your vision and affect your visual acuity. By removing them, you improve the quality of your vision and make wearing glasses more comfortable and safe.
Scratches can weaken lenses over time, which can lead to cracking or breakage. Eliminating scratches helps prolong the life of your glasses and avoids the need to replace them prematurely.
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Instead of replacing scratched glasses, it is often more cost-effective to repair. This saves you money in the long run by avoiding the need to buy new glasses frequently.
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Procedure:
Start washing your hands well to remove any dirt that may have accumulated on your lenses during cleaning.
Then rinse the glasses with warm, running water to release any dust and facilitate the next step.
Apply a small amount of mild detergent to the tip of your finger and gently rub the lenses, frame, and temples. Avoid using normal soap, as it may contain harsh chemicals that damage lenses.
Rinse the lenses thoroughly with warm water to remove any traces of detergent. Then, dry the lenses and frame with a microfiber cloth, using gentle movements. The microfiber will absorb moisture and prevent scratches.
Using the same cloth, gently polish the lenses until they are completely dry and bright to remove any remaining marking, scratch or stain.
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Additional tips:
Avoid applying excessive heat, such as a hair dryer or flame, as this can damage the coating of the lenses and worsen scratches. If scratches are deep or none of the above methods work, you may need to take your glasses to a professional to repair or replace the lenses.
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In this article, we explain how to remove scratches from your glasses to keep them in good condition.
Ingredients to remove scratches from glasses:
Warm water: Warm water is soft enough not to damage the lenses or their coatings, but effective to remove dirt and debris.
Natural detergent: Choose a mild, colorless detergent, as mild detergents do not damage lens coatings and effectively remove grease stains. Cloth
Microfiber: Uses a high-quality microfiber cloth to dry and polish lenses. Avoid rough fabrics, such as paper towels, that can scratch them.
