Sunglasses become an indispensable accessory that hides dark circles, protects the eyes from dangerous sun rays and elevates even the most unfortunate "look" to a higher level. And how do you properly care for them, or how do you properly clean sunglasses?
Are you interested in how to properly clean sunglasses? As you know, prevention is better than cure, so it would be wise, yes you wear glasses all year round and you choose the ones that are quality – sunglasses must be made of glasses, which actually protects your eyes, and not plastic.
Sunglasses protect our eyes, but they often cause them as well headaches – especially with by accumulating dirt from the air, from your skin, hands and hair. And as with anything there is a rule of thumb for maintenance, there is also a rule of thumb for how do you clean sunglasses, so that they will look like new and you will actually be able to see normally through them.
The process is simple (you have to pay attention to details), you will need:
- microfiber cloth
- a toothbrush with soft bristles
- water (room temperature)
- dishwashing detergent
1. FIRST RINSING: Wash the sunglasses well in room temperature water.
2. WASHING: After the sunglasses have been thoroughly washed, the actual cleaning process follows. Add soap to room temperature water - the soapy water should be mild! Place the sunglasses in water and clean them well with your fingers or microfiber cloth. There is nothing wrong with using a toothbrush with soft bristles to remove the dirt that accumulates between the frame and the glass.
3. SECOND RINSING: You've removed the dirt, now it's time to put the sunglasses to good use you wash it off – use the water that is room temperature!
4. DRYING: With a dry microfiber cloth, which does not leave spots, dry the sunglasses well.
5. DETAILS: After the sunglasses are largely cleaned, it's time to you focus on the details. Take a good look at the details on the frame and the glass you failed to clear in the first stages of clearing. Also make sure they have sunglasses really well dried, because water can get caught in the frame and then smear the glass again.
