Is toothpaste treatment recommended for these masks to prevent fogging?
275513
Yes, use toothpaste (or any cleaner with pumice) to remove the protective film when you first get it. Then defogger before each dive.
275514
i never heard of any one using toothpaste, just use any cheep anti fog paste...actually saliva works just as good too
502923
Get water and rinse and check to see if any of the coating came off, this could cuase a problem with fogging, you should not use anything abraisive to clean the goggles.
2241499
Very well. Because you are breathing through the respirator, there is no vapor getting the mask. I've used the mask for hours at a time with no fogging issues.
717330
You can loosen the goggles to make them less "suctiony" but the plastic seal may still be more suction than you want. It would definitely be worth a try. The mask is easy to adjust.
769804
Depends on what kind of glasses you are wearing, but as a general rule yes, they do fog easily (especially in cold weather). Just get a cheap bottle of Anti-Fog and wipe your glasses with it. That should solve your problem just fine.
1062460
No problem... in fact it actually could make things better if you're in an area of high humidity summers... should help to minimize fogging a bit.
206406
Hi there,The Lozenges will help a little at reducing the amount of the white coating on your tongue. If you need something stronger, I would recommend using the TheraBreath toothpaste as well. Just put a layer of the paste on your tongue and let it set there for about 1-2 minutes then clean off and brush like you normally would. This helps quite a bit to reduce or eliminate the coating.
140083
Yes, you can wear a dust mask - as a matter of fact it'll keep you from fogging up the mask if it is very humid.
605492
I have not noticed any fogging issues. However, I have not used the device in any extreme temperature differences, i.e., hot day/cold water.
1828695
I wear glasses and the mask is sealed very tightly to my face and all the exhaled air goes directly out the front exit port. Due to that my glasses haven't fogged up on me as of yet.
350231
My safety glasses fog a little when I wear this mask but not as much as non- valve types. If your glasses don't ride right on the mask, you may be able to keep them fog free OR you can get some anti-fog to wipe your lenses down with.
1763249
Not at all. In fact, I would say it is better than regular toothpastes as far as protecting enamel since it doesn't have glycerin (which prevents your teeth from remineralizing.
927889
Look for a mask respirator. The type that blocks dust should do the trick.safety Glasses for eye protect.
1919540
Smoke detectors: Yes, but it takes ALOT of smoke to cause that, have fans circulating air in the room and it will help it keep from building up. No to the sticky residue, that mostly depends upon the solution you are using. Stick with the recommended fog and you should be fine, same for food.
38309
i would recommend a mask because your a beginner but these goggles are really good they barely fog
1564872
I better add that the lense covers (in both lids were hazy when I got them so I applied a bit of toothpaste and buffed off the hazyness. Other than that, no issues.
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Dear RW, We apologize as the Sensodyne Repair & Protect Whitening Toothpaste 75ml that we carry is with Fluoride. Thanks and regards, DirectKart