I don't like dem changes, it makes me go crazy for some years.

I researched shelf life of the plastic used and I already know the rate which my eye glasses break. So I will be rocking these for the next decade or more.

That's it dear dull men.

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[–] [S] 2 points 2 months ago (5 children)

Holly Fuck! That's fascinating.

I do like using the premium thick tissues but they do leave a bit of lint but not that much.

Just to understand, I will repeat it and point it toward light to see, but I am sure it is not that bad, it looks new mine and my lense is ANCIENT, I am lucky with my eye sight not going bad.

Meanwhile:

1.Use luke warm water.

2.I use foamy light soap, if you don't have that, then add a bit of liquid soap on your hand and rub away. I am sure you know how to rub and then rub the lense with your finger GENTLY, and rinse and let it air dry this time.

I will share a photo with your privately 🫶

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  • [–] 2 points 2 months ago* (3 children)

    Thanks!

    Yea I do use lukewarm water and I rub really gently only AFTER I spray on and rinse. I always do a contactless wash before any thouching, like you'd wash a car.

    Looking forward to glasses pics lol

    And yea I don't have a foamer but I doubt it makes a difference? Idk. Automotive foam for example, is just placebo, it only looks cool.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 2 months ago* (2 children)

    Guess who took some sexy photos, you guesses it wrong. Not me! it was my glasses!

    I think the foam is the key, so rub the liquid soap on your hand before applying.

    Why i think it is the key:

    1. makes the process faster.

    2. I put extra water 3:1 with liquid handwash so the foam produced by this pump is light, and easy to rinse.

    I TOOK THREE photos

    1. After I smudged it with my oily hand

    2. After rinse

    3. After dabbing with tissue*

    • there are some scratches that's because I used to use those microfiber stuff, but later I learned that if there is dust and stuff on your and rub it with microfiber it actually scratchers.

    Also, my lense is over 7 years old, some scratches are there, but not deep and not noticeable, that why I buy expensive lenses!

    The cheap one would get deep scratches that would annoy me

    Anyway, send me a message on lemmy, with your Signal ID, or any privacy respecting app orrr whatsap, me no mind

    Edit: The glass look waaay cleaner than yours. Like no smodges

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  • [–] 2 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) (1 child)

    Haha tiz my Signal username REMOVED

    I think you can find me using that? I'm really looking forward to seeing your glasses nude pics

    I'll try to follow your method more closely, see what comes of it. Also my lenses are cheap at like 30 euro a piece so that may be why they don't clean up as nicely

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