60 Cleaning Wipes W5 Suitable To Clean Glasses, Cameras, Binoculars, Car Mirrors, Helmet Visors, Computer Screens, Televisions, Mobile Phones Iphone Android

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They're delicate and aren't designed to cope with high temperatures. Boiling water will be especially damaging.' 7) Soap

Some clothing materials, especially wool, are just too abrasive for cleaning glasses. Even if the clothes are clean they could still scratch the surface of the lenses. 5) Saliva

The cloths are cheap or sometimes free to replace, but the most sustainable route is to buy a microfibre cloth that's machine-washable.' This is the best option,' advises Daniel. 'Most optometrists will supply you with a bottle of lens cleaner and a microfibre cloth when you first get your glasses, so most people start off with the best option to hand already.'

The ingredients in household cleaners aren't designed with reading glasses and sunglasses in mind, and they're as damaging as they are ineffective at cleaning them. Household glass cleaners tend to smear when used to clean spectacles, and some of the chemical ingredients will also wear away the varnish on your frames, so they're not recommended,' advises Daniel. A lot of optometrists also offer free refills of the cleaning liquid, which can help to reduce the cost of cleaning your glasses. 2) Compostable soft microfibre lens wipes Though putting some on your thumb might be an effective way to clean food off your child's face, saliva is not recommended as a substitute glasses cleaner. If you do want to clean your frames using soap, make a lather with the soap in your hands and apply that to the frames before rinsing them off with lukewarm water and drying them carefully afterwards. 8) UV lightRinsing your glasses is recommended as it helps to remove bits of dirt and grit that could otherwise scratch your lenses, but if the water is too hot it will also cause damage. Some wipes are also alcohol-based and are advertised for use on your phone or laptop screen as well, but the alcohol in those wipes is too aggressive for your glasses and will end up causing damage.