I don’t think that there’s anything you can do right now, if you’re someone who wears eyeglasses to read at your computer, that will give you more immediate satisfaction, than stopping right now to clean your glasses. Of course perhaps I live a sheltered life.
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He’s right. I didn’t realize
He’s right. I didn’t realize how nasty a thumbprint I had on my right lens until now. Makes you wonder how you ever put your thumb on your lens. Oh well. Thanks for the heads-up.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I thought of this (21-year
I thought of this (21-year-old!?) post today. I've discovered after 30 years of wearing glasses that the special little glasses-cleaning cloth they give you ACTUALLY WORKS.
For years, I've been smearing the same fingerprint grease around my lenses with the edge of my t-shirt. I finally started using the little cleaning cloth that Matheson Eyewear provides, and it is a revelation.
It's never too late.
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