1. Wash Your Hands!
This sounds obvious, but it’s more important than ever to wash your hands (even at the best of times you should put a focus on personal hygiene.It’s the same when it comes to cleaning your glasses – the first step you should take, before turning attention to your pair, is washing your hands thoroughly. Making sure your mitts are free of muck will mean you aren’t adding more grubby marks to your glasses.


2. Remove Any Dust or Grease from Your Glasses
Once you’ve washed and dried your hands, the coast will be clear to move on to your sunglasses factory. Before you start, look for any grease or grime that could be on the frames, or dust that could end up scratching your lenses. Then you’ll be ready to rinse them with water. And yes, it does it matter what temperature you use — but should it be cold, warm, or hot water? Good question.


3. Use Warm Water and Soap to Clean (You Can Use Dish Soap!)
When rinsing your glasses, keep it simple and use lukewarm tap water with soap (dish soap is perfectly fine to use!). Apply a small amount to each side of the lenses and frames, while gently rubbing lathering for a minute or two. Once done, you’ll be serving up fresh looks in no time!


4. Rinse Your Glasses
Continue to gently rub the soap around your pair for a minute or two before rinsing them off with lukewarm water. Once all the soap is off your frame, give them a little shake and get ready to dry them off.

5. Clean and Dry Your Lenses, Nose Pads and Temples with a Microfiber Cloth
The best way to dry your glasses is with a microfiber cloth, which is more appropriate than your average cleaning cloths lying around the house. By using other fabrics which aren’t suitable for your eyewear you could end up scratching your glasses.