Re: RC: Fogging glasses

[Leah Peasley <lkpeasley@ucdavis.edu>]

The makers of "Rain-X" have a a Fog-X solution - both are meant to be put
on the inside of your car windows, but I know people who use them on
bathroom mirrors and their glasses.  You can usually get those at drug
stores in the automotive section, hardware stores, walmart, target,
etcetra.  If you are sensitive to chemicals, make sure they are very dry
before you put your glasses back on. =)

-Leah


On Tue, 29 Aug 2000, Sue Brown wrote:

> I'm looking for some anti-fog stuff to put on my glasses that *works*.
> When riding in cooler weather, stopping while out on the trail becomes very
> annoying because my glasses will fog up immediately.  I'm not interested in
> going back to contacts or having my eyes lasered, so if anyone has any
> suggestions to help keep my vision clear, please send them my way.  Thanks.
> 
> Sue 
> 
> sbrown@wamedes.com
> Tyee Farm
> Marysville, Wa.
> 
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