I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only continue to fog up, there is a hazy film residue on the lenses. Any suggestions on how to remove the film? The fog I can live with, but the film really obscures my vision. I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only... » Read More I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only continue to fog up, there is a hazy film residue on the lenses. Any suggestions on how to remove the film? The fog I can live with, but the film really obscures my vision. « Show Less
40807
I would just try and wash the spray off with some soap and water? For fog, I usually let the goggles hang out in the pool water and equilibrate to the temperature for about 30 seconds. Then, shake them out (don't wipe!), and put them on.
521743
Need to uses an abrasive soap like powdered laundry detergent, small amounts of water and a micro fiber cloth; make light pressure small circular motion buffing passes (on both inner and outer sides) increasing the amount of water gradually as you go. You will end up with a clear viewing window that should not fog again.
504764
I didn't have the orange film but did have gross black flecks. I tried Dawn and then a powder one and neither helped. My tub is only a year old but I don't use the jets that much. After using the product a couple of times no more black flecks. Now once a week I make sure I run the jets with water in the tub and so far they have not come back. I would definitely be more worried about the orange film at this point.
592096
In my personal experience, I had no trouble at all with the fog. Even when I had terrible weather while skiing. I highly recommend these goggles.In case they get snow inside, I suggest drying them naturally and perhaps using a tissue for the outside lens.
271997
This stuff is the best spray I've found, having said that it still fogs up my motorcycle face shield...You need to spray the spit on, let it sit a minute, and then rinse it under water. Don't bother wiping it around or wiping it off... If I let it air dry it works better than if I wipe it down with a clean microfiber cloth.
1635142
Mine have not fogged during the six months + that I have been using them. All of my shooting during that time has been done at a well ventilated indoor range. I have no experience with them outdoors or in extreme conditions.
623631
I believe the misty is the anti-fog coating smeared.. try to reapply the anti-fog solution.SPEEDO Anti-Fog Solution SPEEDO Anti-Fog Solution - Keep your goggles fog-free!http://www.metroswimshop.com/product.753514.htm?utm_source=PLA%27s&utm;_medium=cpc&gclid=CJrD44_azLwCFYqPfgodCm0AyQ#.Uv6d42JdVfw - Cleans lens surface of chemicals and dirt.- 2 oz. plastic bottle
1079219
I had similar issues with watches (fogged crystals) and other items getting wet. I took several packs of the small silica gel (come with tennis shoes for example) and put them in a zip lock bag with the item after the bulk of the water is dried off (maybe a day after removed from water, allowed to air dry) then put it in the ziplock with the silica gel packets. It will remove the water, but if the water did damage to a circuit board or LCD, then you're out of luck Brother.
535377
Haven't had mine for more than a few months (approximately 3-4), so far have has no issues with fogging though. I know it is still early to tell, but running water over them hasn't been a problem for me thus far. Hope this helps. -Jesse
271998
I don't know . I use those for my swim goggles only . I noticed however that my goggles will get foggy ( despite the Artificial spit) if i will shower with hot water before entering the pool ( simulating the body heat scenario). It is a good idea - I may try it in the winter.
1449264
It's worked well for me. Fogs up every once is a while, but they all do. I just use goggles a lot but if I plan to get shot in the face a lot I break it out.
28460
HI Rhonda, I use these in my above ground pool and there is no film in the pool and doesn't affect pool chemicals. You can't see it. I can tell the difference in water temp when it is removed. I really don't know how it works, but it does help keep the water warmer. In my opinion it works for me.I hope this helps.
2266569
These did get dropped into a pool, but rescued quickly without ill effect. They seem to be water repellant but IF they get soaking wet the lenses fog up with condensation. We left them outside (lost in the bushes) and it took about a week in rice to dehydrate the condensation.
59561
Hi J.,We would suggest giving it a little rinse with warm water and rubbing your palm over it as it runs under water. **Additional Cleaning - The ongoing problem with *all* fogless shower mirrors is that they don't last forever, but the way to extend their lives longer is with the rinse and wipe technique above and also giving it a light wash with 50/50 vinegar and warm water. This will keep your Fogless Mirror fighting for your shaving freedom for a long time.Best Regards,JoyceCustomer RelationsCassani Company
86152
Funny. Even though you get the bubbles out of the top right corner,,,they come back. Especially when the unit is exposed to temperature changes (like going out into the cold car).I think I'm going to try removing the film because it's starting to get anoying.By the way I found info on genuine Coby spare batteries!Check the other Discussion at the bottom of the main page for this product.
922803
Hello. See my answer below. First, though I would recommend another brand entirely. These fog up terribly and the fit leaves something to be desired. I have been a swimmer and scuba diver for many years and would suggest you go cheaper if you are just planning to swim. Speedo is a good brand overall. Also, would recommend that you wear contact beneath your mask. You are more likely to get headaches with glasses on. There will be double depth to your overall perception. Hope this helps.
111148
I have just started using clear care for scleral lenses and I am having this same problem. I end up with only about a quarter of an inch of solution at the end of the process. It seems to all bubble out of the little air vent on top of the case. My lenses are gas perm so they don't dry out but I worry that my lenses aren't being cleaned well. I asked my Dr and she hadn't heard of this problem. I do rub my lenses with a multi-purpose solution beforehand - I'll try rinsing the lenses well before using the clear care and see if that helps. Thanks for the suggestion and for asking the question! I have just started using clear care for scleral lenses and I am having this same problem. I end up with only about a quarter of an inch of solution at the end of the process. It seems to all bubble out of the little air vent on top of the case. My lenses are gas perm so they don't dry out but I worry that my lenses aren't being cleaned well. I asked my Dr and she hadn't heard of this problem. I do rub my lenses with a multi-purpose solution beforehand - I'll try rinsing the lenses well before using the clear care and see if that helps. Thanks for the suggestion and for asking the question!