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you can stop swimming goggles from foging up very easily
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hyenas said
on 2/20/2008 Hi there and thanks for the comments, however I have found that neither of these strategies work for me! I have to rinse my goggles every 50m as they fog up so fast, and although spitting works when I am snorkelling, it has no effect on my swimming goggles. When my goggles were new I washed them out with toothpaste, just as I did my snorkelling mask, which perhaps was a bad idea. I have bought some anti fog spray, I've treated my goggles with it and I'll see how that works tonight. Thanks again
hyenas said
on 2/20/2008 Hi there and thanks for the suggestions, neither of which work for me! Firstly my goggles fog up so fast that by 50m I cannot see out of them - and I rinse them after every 50m as a result. Spitting does not seem to help either (although it works for my snorkelling mask), so I'm looking for other solutions that might work. I have recently bough some anti fogging drops which I am hoping might do the trick; I'll test it out this evening.
Lung said
on 2/20/2008 I used to swim competitively and we'd all spit in our goggles, rub it in and then rise it out quickly. It worked like a charm.
Lung said
on 2/20/2008 I used to swim competitively and we'd all spit in our goggles, rub it in and then rise it out quickly. It worked like a charm.