I wiped the water inside of lens using a soft lens cleaner, but now the glass from inside is fully misty and not clear. How to clean this?
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I usually just dip the whole goggle underwater, then shake the water off, lens will be decent enough, no misty. Good luck.
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I believe the misty is the anti-fog coating smeared.. try to reapply the anti-fog solution.SPEEDO Anti-Fog Solution SPEEDO Anti-Fog Solution - Keep your goggles fog-free!http://www.metroswimshop.com/product.753514.htm?utm_source=PLA%27s&utm;_medium=cpc&gclid=CJrD44_azLwCFYqPfgodCm0AyQ#.Uv6d42JdVfw - Cleans lens surface of chemicals and dirt.- 2 oz. plastic bottle
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Hi ... I am very very new to amazon ...how did you send me this message? I wanted to ask a couple of questions about some other products ...These is truly a cool feature. ..As to your question .... I feel that you may have wiped the fog free coating off the inside of the goggles ...I never wipe water out of mine ...I do dip them in the pool before I begin swimming...then when I am done and in the locker room I rinse them off and then just let them dry while I walk on the track ...maybe you can contact the manufacturer and explain what is happening and see if they will replace them ...plz keep me informed as to what they say ... I hope I helped you ... :-) Hi ... I am very very new to amazon ...how did you send me this message? I wanted to ask a couple of questions about some other products ...These is truly a cool feature. ..As to your question .... I feel that you may have wiped the fog free coating off the inside of the goggles ...I never wipe water out of mine ...I do dip them in the pool before I begin swimming...then when I am done and in the locker room I rinse them off and then just let them dry while I walk on the track ...maybe you can contact the manufacturer and explain what is happening and see if they will replace them... » Read More Hi ... I am very very new to amazon ...how did you send me this message? I wanted to ask a couple of questions about some other products ...These is truly a cool feature. ..As to your question .... I feel that you may have wiped the fog free coating off the inside of the goggles ...I never wipe water out of mine ...I do dip them in the pool before I begin swimming...then when I am done and in the locker room I rinse them off and then just let them dry while I walk on the track ...maybe you can contact the manufacturer and explain what is happening and see if they will replace them ...plz keep me informed as to what they say ... I hope I helped you ... :-) « Show Less
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Take a little dish washing liquid, coat the inside of the lense and leave it overnight. Rinse the lense clean with water in the morning and let air dry. that should solve the problem.
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I smacked mine a couple of times on the side of the lens took an air can and blew in all the cracks and crevices, Put electronic endust on a lens cleaning tissue and forcefully pulled the telephoto lens out gently while pushing on the extension button and wiped it all clean several times. Even ran the tissue a ways into the crevice surrounding the lens. Somehow it started working again which thrilled me since Ehow wanted $176 just to look at it if I would send it in. It still sounds a little scratchy but I will continue cleaning it every use. It sounds like it has a minute piece of sand or something in it. Hope this will work for you.
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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.
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I would use a computer screen cleaning cloth for the lens. But I have my camera about 5 months and it doesn't need cleaning yet because when I'm done using it, I put it back in it's case. Just be careful not to touch the lens.
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you have to do it carefully as to not break the lens( if they are hard lenses) as it's a pretty tight suction. I usually put a bit of water on it and then gently twist it a bit using my forefingers. This thing has helped me out more times than I can say as my lenses won't come out once my eyes are watery.
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Lenses are clear.I suppose you could scuff them up with sand paper or have them sand blasted to get the frosted look.Another trick that works and is simple to do is to use really cheap aerosol hairspray or polyurethane (water proof and more permanent) and spray it into the air above the lens, letting the mist fall onto the lens. This works great for making frosted camera filters and should do well for your needs too.Hope it helps.
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I've had no problem keeping the lens clean with a standard lens brush/cleaner. as for ruggedness...well this is my second WG-2. the first one leaked as soon as I entered the water on St John USVI leaving me without a camera for the whole trip! so I strongly recommend testing your camera in the water BEFORE you take it on that long snorkeling trip...
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I am not sure because I stopped using it I found the cloths do a much better job on my new glasses I rinse them with water and use a cloth I was given when I got my new glasses I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful
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I put a little eyeglass cleaner on a handkerchief if it's real dirty otherwise just wipe it with a clean cloth.
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Another thing worth remembering is that lasers and lenses are *analog* devices and dirt or filmy deposits on the lens will definitely degrade performance. Lens-cleaning disks exist though I have no experience with them. Being an electronics technician I have always carefully opened my units (usually out of warranty by the time cleaning is required) and gently and carefully wiped the lenses with a damp q-tip. The improvement in performance (especially audio) is often startling.
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Here is the answer from the BoxWave web site:The best way to clean the ClearTouch is rinse it under warm water and use a mild soap (not dish detergent, hand soap is fine). Once you're finished rinsing it, you want to go to a place that is as dust-free as possible and dry the ClearTouch by flapping it up and down in your hand, like an old Polaroid photograph. You never want to leave the sticky side of the ClearTouch out for a prolonged period of time because it will catch unwanted dust. Once most of the water is off (a few specs of water here and there is OK), you can apply the ClearTouch to your device. Here is the answer from the BoxWave web site:The best way to clean the ClearTouch is rinse it under warm water and use a mild soap (not dish detergent, hand soap is fine). Once you're finished rinsing it, you want to go to a place that is as dust-free as possible and dry the ClearTouch by flapping it up and down in your hand, like an old Polaroid photograph. You never want to leave the sticky side of the ClearTouch out for a prolonged period of time because it will catch unwanted dust. Once most of the water is off (a few specs of water here and there is OK), you can apply the... » Read More Here is the answer from the BoxWave web site:The best way to clean the ClearTouch is rinse it under warm water and use a mild soap (not dish detergent, hand soap is fine). Once you're finished rinsing it, you want to go to a place that is as dust-free as possible and dry the ClearTouch by flapping it up and down in your hand, like an old Polaroid photograph. You never want to leave the sticky side of the ClearTouch out for a prolonged period of time because it will catch unwanted dust. Once most of the water is off (a few specs of water here and there is OK), you can apply the ClearTouch to your device. « Show Less
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The lens is not glass. You should be able to very carefully remove the lenses.
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I only use the Clear Care and my lenses have stayed clean for almost a year. I do rinse them gently under water at times but it's not usually needed.
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Take off the film & write directly on the glass. It best to erase it dry with a rough cloth it comes off like powder.. Then windex it and let it dry good before you write on it again.
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Use lens cleaner approved for camera lenses (multicoated). Place a drop on lens tissue (not on the filter) and clean. You may need a dry tissues to get residual wetness off. After it is dry then you can use your microfiber cloth to clean up any lint. Repeat as needed.
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Dust happens. You do have to be very careful when changing lenses but it somehow manages to get there. When cleaning the sensor, however, be very careful and use ONLY special sensor cleaning products. Don't use your lens cleaning stuff. It is very fragile and can be scratched easily.
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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.