For People Who Wear Glasses: 10 Tricks That Work to Remove Stains and Scratches from Lenses

Many people wear glasses regularly, especially office workers and students. Glasses can easily get scratched over time. So what should I do if my glasses are scratched?

Under normal circumstances, it is very common for glasses to be scratched, and many people will encounter this situation. After the glasses are scratched, it will affect the normal use of the glasses. So, how to repair a scratched lens? We summarize the following methods of cleaning glasses for your reference.

Whether it is a small scratch, a stain or a large scratch, these few solutions can help you reduce stains and make your glasses shine

10 Tips to Remove Stains and Scratches from Eyeglasses

1. Water and Baking Soda
   Baking soda is a powerful weapon against stains and scratches on glasses. To fade a scratch or erase a stain, you can use this natural eraser. Mix a tablespoon of baking soda with a little water to form a paste. Spread the paste on the surface of the glasses and rub gently with a soft cloth. Rinse with warm water and dry with a dry cloth to polish the glasses.
2. Baby Shampoo
   Mild baby shampoo can be a very effective trick against scratches and dust that settles on your glasses. Pour a few drops of baby shampoo into a container, then add a glass of water. Use a cloth soaked in this solution to wipe and polish your glasses.
3. Dishwashing liquid and window cleaner
   Dishwashing detergent has many unexpected uses. To remove micro-scratches and make your glasses shine, mix a few drops of dish soap with window cleaner. Then apply the product to the glasses and rub lightly with a sponge. Let it air dry.
4. Toothpaste
   In addition to its whitening properties, toothpaste can be used for various household tasks. To remove a stubborn stain, a scratch on your windshield or glasses, simply apply this product to the affected surface and let it sit for a few minutes. Then rub with a cotton cloth and rinse with warm water. If you have deep scratches, you can repeat the process as many times as possible to hide these imperfections.
5. Rubbing alcohol
   Rubbing alcohol is an excellent cleaner for glasses. Mix 3 parts of alcohol and 1 part of water, then pour the product into a spray bottle. Spray the product on the glasses and wipe with a soft cloth. Due to its abrasive properties, alcohol should be handled with care. In fact, it is advisable to wear gloves before this procedure.

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