How to clean your sunglasses without scratching the lenses

**Sunglasses with both style and function
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These sunglasses protect against the sun's harmful UV rays and are an important tool for protecting your eyes. To maintain both appearance and functionality, it is necessary to clean them properly to avoid scratches and damage to the lens.

**Correct cleaning method
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• Rinse the sunglasses in lukewarm water to remove dust and particles that can scratch the lens upon direct contact.
• Use a soft, lint-free cloth or microfiber towel; avoid paper products or other hard materials as these may cause scratches.
• For extra dirt, you can use a low concentration of mild soap or dishwashing liquid mixed with lukewarm water. Clean the sunglasses gently with your fingers and rinse thoroughly with cold water afterwards so that soap residue does not attract new dust.
• Dry the sunglasses with a clean microfiber cloth using light pressure. Alternatively, air dry them in a clean place away from direct sunlight to avoid surface damage.

**Practical maintenance
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Following these simple steps will preserve the clarity and longevity of your sunglasses. Regular cleaning ensures that both the visual experience and sun protection are maintained at the highest level.

**Useful answers to frequently asked questions
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• How often should sunglasses be cleaned?

• Ideally, you should clean them every time you have been outdoors to remove dirt and dust.

• Can I use regular soap for cleaning?

• Yes, but only a small amount of mild soap mixed with lukewarm water will be sufficient to remove dirt without damaging the glass.

• Is it safe to use a microfiber cloth?

• Yes, microfiber cloths are particularly suitable for cleaning sunglasses as they reduce the risk of scratches.

• Should the sunglasses be dried by hand or can they be allowed to air dry?

• Both methods are acceptable, but always use a soft cloth if you choose to dry them manually.