Can you use isopropyl alcohol for glasses cleaner?

On our own eyeglasses and sunglasses, we use a solution of 70% isopropyl alcohol (aka: rubbing alcohol) diluted with some water and a couple drops of clear dishwashing liquid soap. This is the same solution many lens labs use. Spray the solution onto the lenses and frames, buff dry with a clean microfiber cloth.

Will isopropyl alcohol damage eyeglasses?

Cleaning your glasses doesn’t have to be a time consuming or tedious task. Isopropyl alcohol-based lens wipes disinfect glasses without causing damage. Zenni’s individually packaged lens wipes are great for on-the-go situations when grime and smudges may inconveniently appear.

How do you make anti fogging spray for glasses?

If you have rubbing alcohol and dish soap at home, you can start by making your own anti fog spray! Mix ¼ cup of water with ¼ cup of rubbing alcohol and a teaspoon of dish soap. Shake vigorously to mix and then spray on glasses as needed!

Is isopropyl alcohol safe for coated lenses?

This is why we recommend the following process for cleaning an anti-reflective coated lens. In a small clean glass or plastic container mix 1 part isopropyl alcohol to 3 parts clean distilled water. Use this solution to wet the entire coated surface.

Is isopropyl alcohol safe for anti reflective coating?

Answer: NO! These are alcohol wipes, they are NOT safe for cleaning ANY glasses, especially those with anti-reflective or other coatings.

What is the best way to keep glasses from fogging up?

Wash your lenses in a solution of warm water and dish soap, then let them air dry completely. It’s important to use lukewarm water – avoid hot water because this can damage the lenses. The dish soap creates a film on your glasses that will not inhibit your vision, but can help prevent glasses from fogging up.

What is anti-fog solution made of?

Rubbing alcohol: Mix ¼ cup of water with ¼ cup of rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle and add a drop of Dawn dish soap. Shake the bottle, spray the lenses with the solution, and clean with a microfiber cloth. Vinegar: Pour 1/3 cup of distilled water into a spray bottle and fill the rest of the bottle with vinegar.

Does isopropyl alcohol damage anti reflective coating?

Thanks in advance. It would depend on the concentration. Cleaning AR coating with isopropyl alcohol based cleaners can degrade the hydrophobic or oleophobic layer’s bond to the subsequent SiO2 layer over time. Soap (Dawn dish soap) and water is always your best option.