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A rinse under the tap and a rub on my undercrackers seems to do the job.I used to use Kleenex but found trying to explain the proliferation of tissues littered around the computer to Mrs Twiz somewhat disconcerting.
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This is something that has driven me bonkers for years. I must clean them a dozen times a day.
Under the tap, and a polish with a silk cloth is usually sufficient, but if greasy just a dot of detergent. |
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.....or white vinegar is good too.
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Wipe on hem of shirt / t-shirt
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Large (intended for windows) microfibre cloth.
Or sachets of spectacle wipes (available from all good supermarkets). Did go through a phase of using "lint-free" tissues but work stopped buying them. |
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I use a pair of the finest ladies' silk knickers.
Some people might think that extravagant but I didn't actually buy them; I found them hanging up on a washing line down the road.  |
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don't Kleeneze do a bespoke specs cleaner? They've got a cleaning solution for just about everything else.
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Fellowes screen cleaner, which I have for my PC.
Does the job as good as anything else. |
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Was really asking what you use to wipe your glasses.In the past i have ruined the lenses by using tissue and kitchen roll.With my current pair of babe magnet Clark Kent type glasses i am being very careful and using the square of cloth that came with the case.
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babe magnet Clark Kent type glasses
How times have changed.  Do you push them back up your nose with your middle finger as well? |
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Anything wrong with that Lois?
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An alcohol based lens cleaner and the paper towels this firm supply. That lens cleaner is ca. 2-3 times the price in boots.
http://www.arco.co.uk/products/3M0439/445013/3M+5061+Lens+Clean+Aerosol+120ml+71329-0 http://www.arco.co.uk/textsearch/Lens%20Cleaning/?pcatid=-8879&lvl=4 They don't seem to supply the exact stuff I ordered anymore. That fluid will last forever. I borrowed the dregs of a bottle at work a long while ago and I'm yet to open the bottle I ordered in June 2012! This may be the fluid I ordered. http://www.mediclick.co.uk/home/prod.asp?product=9316787 Order item Code: 381400 Quantity: 1 UOM: BOT Description: Visionaid Standard Fluid 473 ml Item Price: GBP4.69 Item Total: GBP4.69 Delivery: 1 bottle to be delivered on 04/07/2012 To review this product, please click on this link: http://www.arco.co.uk/products/381200/reviews#writeReview Order item Code: 381700 Quantity: 1 UOM: PAK Description: Pack of 500 Visionaid Tissues Item Price: GBP4.64 Item Total: GBP4.64 Delivery: 1 pack to be delivered on 04/07/2012 To review this product, please click on this link: http://www.arco.co.uk/products/381200/reviews#writeReview |
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Shaving foam seems to work well, gets rids of any grease marks and washes off without streaks of creating static
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O'Slips is the go to person..
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White vinegar and microfibre cloth, the same as for cleaning windows.
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Not really g2d, apart from sunglasses I've never wore bins in my life but I really do need reading glasses now.
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These
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bausch-Lomb-100-Wipes-Sight-Savers-Premoistened-Lens-Cleaning-Tissue-Eye-Glass-/301309148445?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&ha****m46276cbd1d Worth the money. My Clark Kents cost me £300 so I look after them |
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dishwasher
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the missus
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rub mayonaisse on glasses then wash off with warm water ..dry with kitchen role.
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