Question for 4-eyes dudes! by Wichita
Started on : 09-17-2006 05:44 PM Replies : 16 Last post by : Wichita on 09-18-2006 08:35 AM
Sep 17th, 2006
Wichita Member Posts: 20658
For those who wear glasses, what is the best way to clean the green slime from your nose pad?
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05:44 PM
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mysticfire6602 Member Posts: 624
when i wore glasses i used to scrape it off with pencil lead from a mechanical pencil
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05:46 PM
sostock Member Posts: 5907
quote Originally posted by Wichita:
quit snorting green slime?
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05:54 PM
yater13 Member Posts: 131
I usually use a razorblade, but an ultrasonic cleaner will work.
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06:03 PM
thismanyfieros Member Posts: 3468
i take my glasses in and get them replaced..mind you i take them both off before i go in and say my cats ate them...lol..tim
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06:06 PM
OKflyboy Member Posts: 6607
I have a spare set. I put them on (so I can still see...) then I go over the whole pair (nosepads and where the lenses meet the frame) with an old toothbrush...
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06:06 PM
zardoz Member Posts: 1284
Old toothbrush and rubbing alcohol.
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06:09 PM
tutnkmn Member Posts: 3426
I only wear them to read and only in the last few months. Have not run into a "green slime" problem yet, sounds nasty. Things to look forward to, ahhhhh.
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07:03 PM
Nurb432 Member Posts: 33617
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quote Originally posted by Wichita:
Ultrasonic cleaners is best..
Soak it overnight in warm water + dish soap works in a pinch.
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07:09 PM
whadeduck Member Posts: 8907
quote Originally posted by Wichita:
Stop looking up when you say "I don't know."
How's that for a vague reference? Curious to see how many get that one.
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09:22 PM
tutnkmn Member Posts: 3426
quote Originally posted by whadeduck:
Some show on Nick a long time ago I barely remember.......
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10:48 PM
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OKflyboy Member Posts: 6607
Something like "you can't do that on Television"...
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Sep 18th, 2006
Scott-Wa Member Posts: 5392
Watch out depending on what your lenses are made of, some a toothbrush will scratch pretty badly.
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tesmith66 Member Posts: 7355
I use a soft toothbrush and scrub them with warm water and dish soap.
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proff Member Posts: 7393
I use a tooth brush and soappy water then dry it off with a tissue
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07:49 AM
FIEROPHREK Member Posts: 4424
quote Originally posted by zardoz:
what he said ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
------------------HARDCORE SBC CRONIE AND PROUD OF IT ! GOT TQ ?
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Wichita Member Posts: 20658
Sounds good. I guess an old soft toothbrush and dish soap or rubbing alcohol is the way to go.
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08:35 AM
How's that for a vague reference? Curious to see how many get that one.
