Maintaining and Cleaning Your Z87 Safety Glasses

Safety glasses are essential for protecting your eyes, but they also need to be cleaned regularly. Here are some tips on how to keep your z87 safety glasses clean and protected:

1- Start with a clean lens and frame.

• Start with a clean lens and frame.
• Use a soft cloth to wipe down the lenses and frame, paying special attention to any areas that may be dirty or smudged up (like around the nose pads).
• Clean off any dirt using warm water, a lens cleaner, or a microfiber cloth if available; you can also use cotton swabs dipped in rubbing alcohol if necessary. If you have an ultrasonic cleaner at home, this will work as well!
• Now it’s time for some elbow grease: get out your toothbrush/cotton swab combo tool set (or just use one) and gently rub away at any stubborn marks left behind by fingerprints or particles caught on either side of each lens’ surface area

Rinse off any particles or dust left behind with warm water and dry thoroughly with a microfiber cloth. If you have a microfiber cloth available, use that to gently clean off any dirt or smudges on the frames as well. The final step is to polish your glasses using your favorite lens cleaner and paper towel combo tool set (or just use one). Don’t forget to let them dry before putting them back on!

2- Keep your Safety Glasses in a clean, dry place when not in use.

You should keep your z87+ safety glasses in a clean, dry place when not in use. Don’t leave them on the floor or in the sun, as these can damage the lenses and frames. They also shouldn’t be stored in a car or left in bathrooms or kitchens, where there may be excessive heat or moisture present.

If you do find yourself in a situation where your safety glasses are dirty or damaged, it’s important to discard them and get a new pair. They aren’t reusable and can’t be cleaned thoroughly enough after one use to make them safe for another use.

If you’re not sure whether your safety glasses are damaged, it’s best to err on the side of caution and discard them. If you lose or break your glasses, be sure to get a new pair right away.

3- Do not store safety glasses with other items.

It’s important to keep your safety glasses clean and dry. If you don’t, the lenses will fog up and become difficult to see through. The frame may also get damaged or scratched by other items in your bag or pocket, making it harder for you to wear them comfortably later on. If possible, store your ansi z87 safety glasses separately from any other items in a place where they won’t get scratched or damaged by other objects. If you have a case for your safety glasses, use it. Otherwise, wrap the glasses in something soft like tissue paper or cloth before storing them away.

4- Store safety glasses in a case or pouch to keep them clean and dust free.

Store your safety glasses in a case or pouch to keep them clean and dust free. To maximize protection, use a case or pouch that is designed for the storage of safety glasses.

Do not store safety glasses with other items such as pens, pencils, and paper clips because they can scratch the lens surface over time.

Also, avoid putting the protective lenses on top of computer monitors because they may be damaged by heat emitted from the monitor screen itself or from heat generated by other devices near it (such as printers).

5- Clean your safety lenses using warm water and a soft cloth or lens wipe.

Cleaning your safety glasses is important for continued protection. A soft cloth or lens wipe is the best cleaning tool. As it will not scratch or damage the anti-reflective coating on the lenses. Avoid using window cleaners and household cleaners on the lenses as this can damage the anti-reflective coating on them permanently, or discolor them permanently. If you want to keep your safety glasses in good shape. It’s best to avoid getting them wet. If they do get wet, be sure to dry them off as soon as possible with a soft cloth or lens wipe. If your anti-reflective coating is scratched or damaged. It can be repaired. Most optometrists have the tools and skills to repair scratched lenses. But they may charge you a fee for this service. If you are concerned about the aesthetics of your safety glasses.

6- Avoid using window cleaners and household cleaners on the lenses

When cleaning your glasses, use a soft cloth or lens wipe. Avoid using window cleaners and household cleaners on the lenses. They can damage the anti-reflective coating on the lenses or discolor them permanently (especially on photochromic lenses). We recommend using Z87 Lens Cleaner for cleaning non-safety lenses.

And Z86 Lens Cleaner for cleaning safety lenses. If your glasses are heavily soiled, we recommend using a quality cleaner such as Zeiss Lens Cleaner or Clear Care to remove the dirt and grime before wiping with a soft cloth or lens wipe. Be careful not to scratch or scuff your glasses while cleaning them.

If your glasses are scratched or scuffed, we recommend using a quality cleaner such as Clear Care to remove the dirt and grime before wiping with a soft cloth or lens wipe. Be careful not to scratch or scuff your glasses while cleaning them. For more information about cleaning your glasses, see our FAQs.

Cleaning your safety glasses is important for continued protection!

Cleaning your safety glasses is important for continued protection!

• Clean them with a soft cloth and water. Do not use household cleaners on the lenses, as they can damage them.
• Store in a case or pouch when not in use to prevent scratches and other damage to the lenses.
• Store them in a clean dry place, such as on top of your desk at work or school. Where they will be safe from dust. And dirt builds up over time as well as any liquids that may spill onto them accidentally.

Wear safety glasses whenever you are working with power tools, such as a drill or saw. This will prevent any small particles that come off the work surface from getting into your eyes.

Conclusion

We hope that this article has helped you learn more about how to care for your safety glasses. If you’re looking for more information, we have a full guide on how to clean and maintain your lenses here.