One of my biggest pet peeves of cold weather and glasses...

[miss_thenorth]

Any one have any tips to share to keep my glasses from fogging up every time I walk in the house?

 

[patandchickens]

Stay outside working! LOL

You can buy anti-fog stuff. I am still working on a bottle from <mumble mumble> years ago that was sold for scuba/snorkel masks, but I understand they now market some specifically for glasses. Ask at your local drugstore. Just a drop on each lens, rub in well, voila.

Actually it is *possible* that RainX (like for your car windshield) might work, but I'd worry that it might build up on the glasses and/or might react badly with some plastics, so I am not, you know, actually recommending it.

(I heartily recommend RainX for your car windshield though. Every once in a blue moon, they really do invent a new genuinely useful product, and this is.)

Pat

 

[miss_thenorth]

Stay outside working! LOL

Pat

LOL,,, or don't go outside!!!! I'll have to check the pharmacy. thanks!

 

[Quail_Antwerp]

LOL,,, or don't go outside!!!!

That's what I was thinking

I have the same issues!

 

[FarmerChick]

how about opening the oven with glasses on.
instant fogging and no see!

 

[miss_thenorth]

how about opening the oven with glasses on.
instant fogging and no see!

Yeah--that one is classic too, but the fog lifts faster than when you come in from outside.

 

[FarmerChick]

outside to inside fogging never happens.
I have reading glasses...LOL...most times leave them on when doing something and go open the oven.

 

[theOEGBman]

My mom has a huge walk-in freezer at her work, and I used to work there with her. Go in there with glasses with those mondo fans blowing on your face and try to get out without frozen glasses!

It took a good 3-4 minutes to defrost those things!

 

[FarmerChick]

welcome OEGBman

chat away...this is a greast forum with alot of good info!!

 

[roosmom]

OK, I have to say this.........dont take offense

contacts?