Blow

If there is a light coating of dust or loose particles on your eyeglasses, use your breath and blow hard on the lenses. The forced air might blow the dust or sediment easily off the lenses. If this doesn't work, continue blowing on your lenses at slightly different angles, but be careful not to spit. This cleaning method will only work if your eyeglasses are not extremely dirty and simply need to be dusted off.

Tap Water

Run your eyeglasses under cold tap water. The pressure of the water should be about moderate and will likely loosen any dust or dirt particles on the lenses, rinsing them away down the sink drain. This method, unlike rubbing with a dry tissue, will not scratch your lenses. If the water alone does not take care of the problem, find a gentle, non-abrasive liquid soap and apply a drop to each lens. Rub the soap on the lens with your damp fingers and rinse clean under tap water.

Microfiber

Use a microfiber cloth to wipe away dust and dirt on your eyeglass lenses. Microfiber can be bought at any drugstore and is an ultra-soft fabric that will not leave lint behind on the lenses. Unlike other types of fabrics or disposable paper cleaning products that must usually be wet before cleaning, microfiber can be used in a wet or dry state.

You can always bring them in for us to clean anytime at The Eye Bar!