I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only continue to fog up, there is a hazy film residue on the lenses. Any suggestions on how to remove the film? The fog I can live with, but the film really obscures my vision. I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only... » Read More I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only continue to fog up, there is a hazy film residue on the lenses. Any suggestions on how to remove the film? The fog I can live with, but the film really obscures my vision. « Show Less
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I would just try and wash the spray off with some soap and water? For fog, I usually let the goggles hang out in the pool water and equilibrate to the temperature for about 30 seconds. Then, shake them out (don't wipe!), and put them on.
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I ALWAYS submerge my goggles (any make) in the body of water I'm about to swim in for about 30secs until they are at that temp then rinse with tap water. Rinse again when I'm done and store in a hard case. They should last and be crystal clear until a strap breaks or eye cushion goes brittle. I NEVER touch my lenses. Even if they are smudged just splash about in some soapy dish water and rinse and hard-case. Last forever until I loan or lose em
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We tried to use it outdoors for Halloween. As a result, the water drops didn't affect us. But if you're using it indoors, you need to place something under the bowl, etc., you're using to protect furniture. Word of caution . . . this fogger works well, but not long. It will operate only in shallow water, with the result being it doesn't work very long.
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When mine did that, it was simply a dirty lens. I cleaned it with a microfiber cloth. As the lens is plastic, is it possible that some substance came in contact with it and turned it cloudy? Sorry, these are the only simple things I can think of
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I have had three of these, and they all seem to develop this problem. I've used a pressurized can blower ( as in wine saver) to clean it, and that works for awhile. Other than assisting with fingers to open the lens cover, I haven't found any other solution. K
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Christine,I purchase 3 set and we didn't have the trace that you mentioned.Also, we used it for only 2-3h per days.The only concern if you need to use it for an intensive period, it's the fogg that will come after 30mins-1h of usage.please feel free to ask more if you need.Thank you
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Get water and rinse and check to see if any of the coating came off, this could cuase a problem with fogging, you should not use anything abraisive to clean the goggles.
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Hi Lisa, I took pictures at an indoor water park. The pictures came out okay. I just scrapbook the pictures, I don't typically blow them up to 5x7 or 8x10. So, for my use the pictures are fine. The fast movements were a little blurry. I have not taken any underwater pictures yet. I took the camera outside for our school snow days. Those pictures in the sunlight were bright and colorful. The fast movements came out okay. I have a few inside pictures during the day and they look pretty good. I have one picture taken at night in my bedroom. My navy blue shirt looks great, but my face is a little orange/yellow and the bedroom in the background is not crisp at all. I think the lighting is responsible for that. I have a few movies on the camera, but can't play them. They are MOV. I tried Quicktime, movie maker, media player. I'll have to play around with it. I hope I don't have to convert these. So, at the moment I can't give you any information on the movies. I wanted the camera to take out to the pool and so far it seems like it will work great for our use. Please let me know if I can help with any else. I'm not sure what you mean by artifacts. I don't think graininess is an issue, but I'm just a mom taking pictures of kids and my photography knowledge is limited.
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Mine was doing the same. I found that the curtain was rubbing on the part of the camera in front of it. I could see that face was slightly pushed in, rubbing on the lens protectors when they tried to move. I was able to use my fingernail and pull the face out and now the protectors move freely.
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I've never had that problem with it, but you could try wiping it down with alcohol wipes before working out. That sometimes helps with goggles, etc.
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I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has worked for me perfectly 100% of the time. I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has... » Read More I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has worked for me perfectly 100% of the time. « Show Less
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Funny. Even though you get the bubbles out of the top right corner,,,they come back. Especially when the unit is exposed to temperature changes (like going out into the cold car).I think I'm going to try removing the film because it's starting to get anoying.By the way I found info on genuine Coby spare batteries!Check the other Discussion at the bottom of the main page for this product.
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i put the anti fog solution on my mask and i can see that being a problem. if you wear prescription glasses get prescription lenses in your mask. mine are all i need to see pretty well. if you dont i would have to say its a 15 dollar gamble.
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The short answer is "no" but I picked up some anti-fog spray in the optical dept. at WalMart and applied it before I ever wore them at the range. I had fogging problems with other glasses previously but so far, at the same range and under the same conditions, no fogging problem with these glasses. I hope this helps.
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On a newer dishwasher with hot water, the seals can eventually crack (hairline -- you can't really see it) and afterwards you will notice condensation inside after washing them. Only washing them on the top rack minimizes or avoids this -- but they don't get the visible, splintery-looking cracks that thinner clear plastic can develop. The good news is that you can send them back to Tervis for free replacements. We had some for years that were fine except for that issue. I sent those back they sent replacements. HOWEVER -- they now have noticeable white, cloudy haze. From their website: "After several states banned phosphates from dishwasher detergents in 2010 for environmental reasons, detergent manufacturers removed it from all of their products. Eliminating the phosphates that strip food and grease from dishes during the wash impacts all drinkware, including glassware and plastic drinkware like Tervis products. An extra hand rinse in warm soapy water will help remove the haze. If after you run your drinkware through the dishwasher, there is still residue or haze, we recommend hand washing with a mild detergent. If haziness does not dissipate, try using a very small amount of baking soda and a soft, wet cloth." I'm still trying to figure out how to get that off; it seems like I've tried everything (vinegar, baking soda, oxiclean, bleach, magic erasers -- it's not budging, though I can scratch through it with a fingernail). They're about to go back to Tervis unless someone can tell me the secret formula on how to really get it off.
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I don't know how to fix it. I bought one of this and I was very disapointed the way it works at night time because I can't see anything itys totally foggy. I can't return it because I modified the case during the installation, I have to buy a VideoSecu Zoom Built-in SONY Effio CCD 700TVL Infrared Day Night Vision Outdoor...to replace it. this one works better for me in a total darkness. I would return it.
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I don't know . I use those for my swim goggles only . I noticed however that my goggles will get foggy ( despite the Artificial spit) if i will shower with hot water before entering the pool ( simulating the body heat scenario). It is a good idea - I may try it in the winter.