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ElwoodBlues · M
I use 'em on camera lenses, but sparingly. It's still easy to rub a bit of grit across your UV filter and leave a scratch.
On my eyeglasses, I only use hot water and soap and fingers, and I tap them and let them dry (yeah, tiny droplets remain after tapping that dry into tiny specks). In the past, too often have I rubbed my glasses with a clean cloth only to discover that there was grit already on the lens and I was rubbing the grit around.
Fingers are more sensitive at feeling the grit, but maybe a rinse under the faucet followed by a fresh lens wipe would be as safe and leave no droplets.
On my eyeglasses, I only use hot water and soap and fingers, and I tap them and let them dry (yeah, tiny droplets remain after tapping that dry into tiny specks). In the past, too often have I rubbed my glasses with a clean cloth only to discover that there was grit already on the lens and I was rubbing the grit around.
Fingers are more sensitive at feeling the grit, but maybe a rinse under the faucet followed by a fresh lens wipe would be as safe and leave no droplets.