How to clean eyewear

Do you have eyewear that's not so easy to clean?

It seems like every time you put them on, they get smudged with something. It's frustrating. But don't worry—it's easier than you think!

Check out these easy tips for cleaning your glasses:

1. Make sure the lenses are clean.

2. Use a microfiber cloth with a soft water-based cleaner and a solution of one part white vinegar to three parts water. Rinse the cloth thoroughly in between each use, and then let it air dry completely before storing it away.

3. If your glasses still have any dirt or smudges on them after using the above method, try using a soft toothbrush with some warm water and an antibacterial soap solution like hydrogen peroxide or regular toothpaste mixed together with just enough regular toothpaste to make it into a paste (about 2 tablespoons). Brush the lens gently but thoroughly in circular motions for about five minutes, until you see no more dirt on the lens surface after brushing.

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