💡Toothpaste contains fine abrasive particles that can grind away scratches on spectacle lenses.
🔄Adding dishwashing liquid to toothpaste can help dilute it and prevent excessive grinding of spectacle lenses.
🧼The combination of toothpaste and dishwashing liquid can also clean grease stains on glasses.
💧Rinsing glasses with clean water after cleaning is essential for optimal results.
👓Applying Vaseline to glasses after cleaning can further smoothen scars and add a protective layer.
Is it safe to use toothpaste on glasses?
—Yes, toothpaste can be safely used on glasses as long as it doesn't contain any harsh ingredients or bleaching agents.
Can I use a different liquid instead of dishwashing liquid?
—Dishwashing liquid is recommended for its mild cleaning properties. Using a different liquid may affect the results.
How often should I clean my glasses using this method?
—You can clean your glasses using this method whenever you notice scratches or dirt on the lenses.
Can I use this method on any type of glasses?
—This method can be used on most types of glasses, including prescription glasses, sunglasses, and reading glasses.
Do I need to be careful while scrubbing the lenses?
—Yes, it's important to be gentle while scrubbing the lenses to avoid causing further damage. Use a soft eyeglass cloth and apply light pressure.
00:00The owner of an optical shop secretly revealed a method to remove dirt and scratches from glasses.
01:31To remove scratches, apply a small amount of toothpaste on the lenses and add a drop of dishwashing liquid.
01:56Gently scrub the lenses with an eyeglass cloth to grind away scratches and clean grease stains.
02:22Rinse the glasses with clean water to remove any residue.
02:52For better results, apply a thin layer of Vaseline and rotate the lenses for 1 minute.
03:05The glasses will become clear and as good as new after the cleaning process.
03:09Clean your glasses using this method whenever needed for optimal maintenance.
