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How do you clean your glasses?
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this post was submitted on 28 Sep 2023
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Optometrist here; rinse with cold or ambient temperature tap water (don't use hot water!), use dishwashing soap without citric acid if the glasses are really dirty, dry with a clean cotton cloth.
Hand soap works fine as well.
Some hand soaps have moisturizers that leave a film on lenses. I do not recommend.
Not if it’s moisturizing soap. The moisturizers are designed to remain after rinsing, which will leave an oily film on your glasses. Dish soap is designed to rinse clean, so you should use that instead.