Homemade Eyeglass Cleaner is so simple to make and very budget friendly. Make this easy diy eyeglass cleaner today and see how great it works.
Homemade Eyeglass Cleaner
Do you have eye glasses that are hard to keep clean? Make this easy Homemade Eyeglass Cleaner that you will love.
In just minutes, you can easily make this cleaner. Plus, it works so well to clean your lenses and is very inexpensive to make.
Your glasses will always be clean and shiny with this cleaning spray on hand to use. It removes dirt and effectively cleans with a streak free finish.
What is the best thing to clean glasses with?
It is so simple what you need but it works so well. The best thing to use is dish soap and rubbing alcohol. Simple!
Is it OK to clean glasses with rubbing alcohol?
Yes! It works great and leaves the glass so clean.
Can I use vinegar and water to clean my glasses?
It is not recommended to use vinegar to clean your glasses. This could remove the anti reflective coating on your eye glasses so it is best to avoid vinegar and other substances like window cleaner, ammonia and more.
You don’t want to damage the coated eyeglass lenses by using these ingredients for lens cleaning.
What do I need to make Homemade Eye Glass Cleaner?
- 2.5 oz Spray Bottle
- Rubbing Alcohol
- Water
- Dish Soap
Notes: If you would like to make this cleaner all natural, you can use castile soap instead of dish soap. You can order from Amazon.
How do I make DIY Eyeglass Cleaner?
- Step 1 – Fill the spray bottle ¾ of the way full with the rubbing alcohol.
- Step 2 – Fill the rest of the bottle with water.
- Step 3 – Put 2-3 drops of the dish soap or castile soap in the spray bottle.
- Step 4 – Screw the lid on tightly to the spray bottle. Shake until all the ingredients are combined thoroughly.
How to use eyeglass cleaner
Spray on your lens wipes and clean/remove with microfiber cleaning cloths.
How long will diy eyeglass cleaner last:
Homemade glass cleaner will last several months as long as the rubbing alcohol is not close to expiring. It is a good idea to check the date before using for this this cleaner.
It is that easy to make eyeglass cleaner.
Once you see how simple and inexpensive it is to make eyeglass cleaner, you will never buy store bought eyeglass cleaner again. This easy DIY will replace any eyeglass cleaning solutions you have been using.
It works great and is so budget friendly. You don’t have to worry about it damaging special coating on any of your pair of glasses.
Homemade eyeglass cleaner works best with a cleaning cloth. It is amazing how well a simple solution of soap and water and ammonia can work!
Try the best eyeglass cleaner today.
You can easily make so many products at home. No need to run to the store and spend tons of money.
Your budget and family will benefit from using these products. I love learning new ways to make things we use on a regular basis. It saves money and keeps all the chemicals and less desirable ingredients out of our house.
I’m always amazed at how simple it is to make cleaning products at home and how few ingredients are really needed. You really don’t need a ton of ingredients that you can’t pronounce to have a product that works great!
If you wear eyeglasses, try making this cleaner with just a few simple ingredients.
Print the instructions for homemade eyeglass cleaner:
Homemade Eyeglass Cleaner
Materials
- 2.5 oz Spray Bottle
- Rubbing Alcohol
- Water
- Dish Soap
Instructions
- Fill the spray bottle ¾ of the way full with the rubbing alcohol.
- Fill the rest of the bottle with water.
- Put 2-3 drops of the dish soap or castile soap in the spray bottle.
- Screw the lid on tightly to the spray bottle. Shake until all the ingredients are combined thoroughly.
- Spray on your glasses and clean/remove with a microfiber cloth.
Is this safe for plastic lenses? You go on to mention soap, water & ammonia. So is it rubbing alcohol or ammonia? What quantity?
Yes, this works great on plastic lenses as well. I use rubbing alcohol, water and dish soap. The mixture is 3 parts rubbing alcohol and 1 part water with a few drops of the dish soap. I hope you enjoy it!