proper gogle cleaning ......

[2BAD4U]

Back in the days we'd use Windex in a small traval srayer ...... then we'd water it down half windex & half water ...... then we've used soup & water & with a Cheese cloth , we'd wipe it clean & dry ...... What can be used with out damaging the antifog tinting on the inside gogle ? ...... is Cheese cloth still being used or is there a product out there just 4 that ? ...... Please , any help would be fantastic . :)

[t0nnn]

I just use a soft cloth and water ...imo water works best, simple and it won't damage anything. I just make sure I keep it out of the thermal lining

[guseppe16]

Microfiber cloths are so nice for cleaning lenses. You should be able to find them for dirt cheap at most discount stores.

[KrazyJ]

I usually use a micro as well. they do a great job. sometime ill use a cleaner on the outside of the lens but with the thermo i dont know of a cleaner safe for the inside.

[robnix]

I carry a spray bottle for water, and toilet paper. To clean I just spray with the water to dilute the paint, then clean with the TP. I've found that spraying first makes sure that you avoid a thin film of paint on the lens.

[thejere]

Water is your best bet for a cleaner. It doesn't harm the lens and since paintballs are water soluable, It does a fine job (Its cheap too).

Depending on how much you play/what style I'd advise

Microfiber or other soft clothes for woodsball games.
Soft paper towles for speedball games because you are going to be cleaning you goggles/gun/self so often anyway it is the best way to avoid just pushing paint around

[Mechanic79]

water to clean off paint/dirt. and scanner cleaner and scanner wipes to polish and help reduce fogging.

[Steelrat]

Plexus and microfiber for the outside, water and microfiber for the inside. Plexus is god's gift to paintball.

[MournBlade]

isopropyl + water and a microfiber. It has been the standard way to clean plastics for the last 50 years. If you're worried about your tint or anti-glare coatings, don't, manufacturers fixed those problems years ago. If you're still worried then go with a lighter 30/70 mix. I use a 50/50 mix and haven't had a problem for the last 20 years.

[MechWarrior]

Keep in mind on the tinted thermals you don't want to use very much elbow greese when cleaning the inside of the lens...you can actually rub off the thermal goodness.

[skife]

also, windex weakens the lenses, read your manual.

[tribalman]

it depends. if i'm at a game i will clean the lense with my tounge. cleans it good, doesn't cause fogging. if i'm at home i get a damp cloth or paper towel and just wipe it up.

[Chaos_Theory!]

I just wipe my lens off with microfiber cloth, small towel, or toilet paper. I never spray anything on my lens, ever.

[Coralis]

I use Plexus and soft dust free cloth

[SummaryJudgement]

Don't use wood pulp based products like toilet paper or any form of paper towel. Over time, they will add a lot of feather-light swirly scratches on the surface and then you'll see nothing but lens flares after a while....

Like everyone has been saying: Water/plexus+microfiber=