What kind of material is used to line the compartments? Would my glasses get scratched if I stored them in the holder?
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The compartments are a fiber board base of some type covered with a light criss/cross pattern that feels like a light fabric. We have a remote in each one and I do not see any danger of any scratching. I also wear glasses full time, but have not tried them in this unit. To be sure, I might suggest a case for your glasses, not expensive, then I guarantee no scratches.
1242999
I think so. It really protects my glasses which usually would get scratched. I keep one of these cases in the places where I need my glasses. It is really convenient.
756310
There is a pocket shapes kind of like long.. But I would not put glasses in it. Unless you have a hard case with glasses.
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I believe there is a pocket for glasses or phone. The retainer strip is clear, very hard plastic, and while it probably shouldn't be abused, it appears quite strong to me. You may be more bothered by its less-than-level place on the page you're reading than anything else, but it really works to keep your book open and easy to read. Yes, it does have a rather deep storage pocket. I just checked. The other reviewers seem to have had trouble plumping their BookSeats up, but I found it easy to do. One might be tempted to add more glass beads to keep it plumped up longer!
679403
I don't know about a sunglass holder, but there's a secret pocket inside the hat that you might be able to put a low profile pair in.
2075723
Soft, non-abrasive tissue or cloth works just fine, like normal glasses. What you should watch for though is getting dirt or something abrasive caught between the lenses. That will probably scratch the inside of the lenses. In that case, you'd probably have to take them apart to resolve the issue.
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Your question caused me to look closely at my well-used, steel knives. I don't see any scratches and I'm really pleased with the magnetic holder. It's an excellent way to store knives and have them easily accessible.
1515020
I use a micro fiber cloth like the ones you get at the eye doctor. It doesn't scratch the surface.
1160332
I have two of the Acrylic Make-up Organizers (Not this one Specifically) I clean mine with NOVUS Plastic Clean & Shine, it really works great and is also available on Amazon. A little goes a long way. NOVUS also makes a scratch remover and it works great as well. Hope this helps.
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There is nothing that comes with it to store them it while using the board. I had a pull string bag some sunglasses came in that I use to store in them in.
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I used this as a cabinet on my vanity for make up and brushes. I can not tell you how many glasses would fit, as glasses come in different sizes. I used a rocks glass to hold the mascara and brushes. and eyeliners. One glass deep.
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Most electronics manufacturers advise against standard glass cleaners. Also, paper towels and napkins can scratch your glass -- they are made from pulpwood, after all.The two approved methods I know of are: 1. Lens cleaning spray or wipes (usually containing isopropyl alcohol) 2. solution of equal parts distilled water and white vinegarIn either case, be sure to dry the glass thoroughly with a soft cloth (cotton or microfiber) to avoid streaks.
1122017
Most glasses have an anti-reflective coating which is easily scratched. This is most often what is scratched on your glasses. A product like this will not repair that. Ask your optician!
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I've never stacked glass glasses. I wouldn't stack these. I would think they would at least scratch. That said, I just put one inside another and I guess you could stack them. They fit together nicely. I would put a paper towel between them myself, but again, that's because I am not in the habit of stacking glass glasses.
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We think the box would be suitable for storing glasses as long as the glassware is well protected.
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The texture actually keeps glasses from sticking to the coaster. It is like sitting on little grooves. Hope this helps.
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depends on the which of the inside of the cabinets. You also have to take into consideration on the ends the glass is going to stick out further than the actual holder