Things You'll Need:
- Goggles for skiing / snowboarding
- Eyeglass cleaning cloth
- Cleaning solution for goggles
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Step 1
When you set your goggles down, always put them lens-side up.
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Step 2
Don't throw your goggles onto the floor of your car or into your boot bag.
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Step 3
When you're not using them, set your goggles aside in their case, so as to avoid unintentional slides onto the floor, into the street, or other mishaps.
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Step 1
Mist the lenses with an eyeglass spray (make sure it is plastic-compatible), and gently rub with the soft cloth case that came with your goggles or another eyeglass cleaning cloth.
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Step 2
Never use Kleenex or other paper products to clean your goggles or sunglasses, as these are ever-so-slightly scratchy and could cause damage to the lenses.
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Step 3
Do not use a glass cleaner or other cleaning agent that contains ammonia, as this could damage any anti-fog treatments on your goggles.
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Step 1
When the inside of your goggles gets foggy, blot at the moisture with your soft goggles case or an eyeglass cloth. Don't scrub.
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Step 2
If you're chronically fogging up, you might want to try an anti-fog solution such as Cat Crap, by EK Ekcessories, which is a solution you spray on your lenses and then wipe off.
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Step 3
Try giving your goggles a quick blow dry under the hand dryers in the ski lodge restroom. This will get rid of some of the moisture trapped in your lenses (and won't scratch them a bit).
