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How to clean blue light glasses
11.03.23
In today's world, we are surrounded by screens everywhere we go. From smartphones and laptops to tablets and televisions, we are constantly exposed to blue light. This exposure can lead to eye strain, headaches, and sleep disturbances. To mitigate these issues, many people have turned to blue light glasses. These glasses are designed to filter out blue light and protect our eyes from the harmful effects of screens. But how do we clean these glasses properly? In this blog, we will discuss the best way to clean blue light glasses.
1/ Using warm water and soap
Step 1: Rinse the Glasses
The first step in cleaning your blue light glasses is to rinse them under warm water. This will remove any dust or debris that may be on the lenses. Avoid using hot water as it can damage the lenses and the frame.
Step 2: Apply Soap
Once you have rinsed your glasses, apply a small drop of dish soap to each lens. Gently rub the soap around the lens with your fingers to create a lather. Be sure to cover the entire lens, including the edges and corners.
Step 3: Rinse Again
After you have lathered both lenses, rinse the glasses under warm water again. Make sure to rinse thoroughly, ensuring that all the soap is removed.
Step 4: Dry the Glasses
The final step is to dry your glasses with a micro fibre cloth.
2/ Using a micro fibre cleaning cloth and spray
A microfiber cleaning cloth is a soft and gentle material that is perfect for cleaning eyeglasses without causing any damage to the lenses. It is made up of tiny fibers that are less than one-tenth the diameter of a human hair. These fibers are tightly woven together to create a dense material that is great for absorbing moisture and dirt without leaving any streaks or scratches on the surface of your lenses.
Step 1: Remove loose debris
When cleaning your blue light glasses with a microfiber cleaning cloth, it is important to first remove any loose debris or dirt from the lenses. You can do this by using a gentle stream of water or by blowing away any dust or debris. Once you have removed any loose debris, you can use the microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lenses clean.
Step 2: Apply a cleaning spray
To enhance the cleaning process, you can also use a glasses cleaning spray designed for eyeglasses. These sprays are specifically formulated to remove smudges, fingerprints, and other types of debris from the surface of your lenses without damaging them. Simply spray a small amount of the solution onto your lenses, and then use the microfiber cleaning cloth to gently wipe the lenses clean.
When using a cleaning spray, it is important to avoid using too much solution, as this can leave streaks or residue on your lenses. It is also important to use a spray that is specifically designed for eyeglasses, as using a household cleaner or other type of spray can damage the coating on your lenses.
How often should I clean my blue light glasses?
The frequency with which you should clean your blue light glasses will depend on a few factors, including how often you wear them, the environment in which you wear them, and whether you use any other eye products (like eye drops or makeup) while wearing them.
As a general rule, you should aim to clean your blue light glasses at least once a day. This will help to remove any dirt, oil, or smudges that may have accumulated on the lenses throughout the day. If you wear your glasses for extended periods of time or in a dusty or dirty environment, you may need to clean them more frequently.
In conclusion, cleaning your blue light glasses with a microfiber cleaning cloth and spray is an effective and safe way to keep your eyeglasses clean and in good condition. By following these tips, you can ensure that your glasses remain clear and comfortable to wear, allowing you to see the world around you with clarity and ease.
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