On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 13:10:06 -0500, [email hidden]
(It's Chris) said:
"Fog" is microscopic droplets of water that form on the surface of the lenses.Toothpaste conains suffacants, which break down surface tension of water forming a smooth film that can be seen through. This is otherwise known as "sheeting".
Toothpaste also, as some have pointed out, contains abrasives that can wear off special coatings on lenes. I use liquid soaps or detergents instead for this reason. Same results, no harm done.
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 13:10:06 -0500, [email hidden]
(It's Chris) said:
"Fog" is microscopic droplets of water that form on the surface of the lenses.Toothpaste conains suffacants, which break down surface tension of water forming a smooth film that can be seen through. This is otherwise known as "sheeting".
Toothpaste also, as some have pointed out, contains abrasives that can wear off special coatings on lenes. I use liquid soaps or detergents instead for this reason. Same results, no harm done.