Dan Misener reports on how to keep your glasses from fogging up. I haven’t tried this yet, but if it works it will be a tremendous improvement to my daily routine: every weekday morning I walk into some coffee shop or another and spend the first 5 minutes virutally blind from the sudden fog-up of my glasses due to the near-tropical conditions maintained in said shops (it’s the radiant heat from all those muffins, I suppose).
I came to glasses-wearing relatively late in life, and I still don’t actually consider myself a bona fide glasses wearer (even though I can no longer function without them). So tips like this, which perhaps those that wore glasses from childhood figured out, are very helpful to me.
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I’ve always wanted to wear
I’ve always wanted to wear glasses.
You can also use the old
You can also use the old bathroom mirror trick of coating a thin layer of regular hand soap on the lenses. Let it dry, and polish with a towel.
Personally, I recommend contacts. I have new bi-focal toric ones that are pricey, but very convenient for we presbyopic astigmatics.
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