I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only continue to fog up, there is a hazy film residue on the lenses. Any suggestions on how to remove the film? The fog I can live with, but the film really obscures my vision. I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only... » Read More I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only continue to fog up, there is a hazy film residue on the lenses. Any suggestions on how to remove the film? The fog I can live with, but the film really obscures my vision. « Show Less
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I would just try and wash the spray off with some soap and water? For fog, I usually let the goggles hang out in the pool water and equilibrate to the temperature for about 30 seconds. Then, shake them out (don't wipe!), and put them on.
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I have the same issue except it is on the pool light. I have not been able to correct the problem, unfortunately.
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I put it on at work, which is a dusty location. I cleaned the screen with the soft cleaning cloth you get from the Optometrist. I lined it up, tried using the cardboard piece but found that a debit card worked much better to get any bubbles out.
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My problem with these goggles is the leaking. Your issue can probably be corrected by rinsing the lenses with soap and warm water. Good luck!
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Same thing happened to me unfortunately I lost my receipt it worked for about 2 months and just quit one day. It had been undisturbed in the pool. I took it out and yes there is condensation inside and the LEDs are cloudy. So bummed cu. it worked great for the short time it worked. Really aggravating. For the price paid I thought I was getting a quality product. And attempts to contact any manufacturer are a waste cuz the product gives no information. Mm
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It sounds like your pump went out. You can contact Chauvet about a replacement, our get the part number and find a replacement online somewhere, or there are companies that repair foggers, you can also try to clean your pump on your own, but make sure you are prepared to buy a new pump should that not work for you. To make sure my pumps don't get clogged up and to keep build up out of the lines, i run mine about every the months, and for cleaning, i just run some white vinegar through the system. This helps to clean gunk out of lines and heater block. It also brings the output back to what it was new, output decreases over time as it gets clogged up. If any more questions, please feel free to ask. It sounds like your pump went out. You can contact Chauvet about a replacement, our get the part number and find a replacement online somewhere, or there are companies that repair foggers, you can also try to clean your pump on your own, but make sure you are prepared to buy a new pump should that not work for you. To make sure my pumps don't get clogged up and to keep build up out of the lines, i run mine about every the months, and for cleaning, i just run some white vinegar through the system. This helps to clean gunk out of lines and heater block. It also brings the output back to what... » Read More It sounds like your pump went out. You can contact Chauvet about a replacement, our get the part number and find a replacement online somewhere, or there are companies that repair foggers, you can also try to clean your pump on your own, but make sure you are prepared to buy a new pump should that not work for you. To make sure my pumps don't get clogged up and to keep build up out of the lines, i run mine about every the months, and for cleaning, i just run some white vinegar through the system. This helps to clean gunk out of lines and heater block. It also brings the output back to what it was new, output decreases over time as it gets clogged up. If any more questions, please feel free to ask. « Show Less
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I've read other reviews claiming that the strap broke for them as well. (It seemed the strap was made of very nice, soft rubber, so it's a shame!) I would suggest contacting the seller/producer.I returned my pair of Ispeed goggles, since they leaked and visibility under water was blurred. I replaced them with a Speedo Air Seal XR, which seems much better aligned to my narrow face. The best fit I've got so far, however, is from a Speedo Vanquisher 2.0.
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Haven't had mine for more than a few months (approximately 3-4), so far have has no issues with fogging though. I know it is still early to tell, but running water over them hasn't been a problem for me thus far. Hope this helps. -Jesse
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Funny. Even though you get the bubbles out of the top right corner,,,they come back. Especially when the unit is exposed to temperature changes (like going out into the cold car).I think I'm going to try removing the film because it's starting to get anoying.By the way I found info on genuine Coby spare batteries!Check the other Discussion at the bottom of the main page for this product.
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It depends on how much moisture you put of the foam around the glasses. As others have noted, they do fog pretty bad. Especially for a person like me who sweats a lot when they work out. I noticed that some tried to remove some of the foam, while others wear them loosely. To me, that's too much work. Also, I now do not trust their UV claims. At the very least, they are not polarized. I can see my iPhone tracking read outs with them on. I can't with my other polarized glasses.
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That has not happened to me. In wet weather I do wipe off the lenssurface before driving. The foggy picture has always cleared.
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The only time that I have a problem with mine fogging up at all is when you first put them on your face. The heat from your face causes them to fog up just a little. If you will keep your goggles inside your vehicle before you put them on they will not fog up. I love my goggles because I feel safer running down the lake at 50mph with them on, and when I get to where I am going I am ready to fish without having to get the tears out of my eyes. They don't make goggles that won't fog in certain situations. You will love them, I also own the full face mask that is made by Save Phace and it works great also. I hope this helps.
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Hello. See my answer below. First, though I would recommend another brand entirely. These fog up terribly and the fit leaves something to be desired. I have been a swimmer and scuba diver for many years and would suggest you go cheaper if you are just planning to swim. Speedo is a good brand overall. Also, would recommend that you wear contact beneath your mask. You are more likely to get headaches with glasses on. There will be double depth to your overall perception. Hope this helps.
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In some cases there is a small residue left over after fogging. However, this entirely depends on the chemical your using, how long you fogged, and how wet the fog (micron/particle size) was applied. I would recommend wiping up residue but this is entirely up to the end user of the product. A crawl space is different then your dining room. So again, the end user should use their own discretion in wiping up residue.
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I left a review. It looked like new for a few months. Then it developed a haze. The clear coat seems to become opaque. It does scratch easily also. After 1 year I re-did mine because I hated the hazy look again. It was much easier to de-do because most of the oxidation was already sanded off last year. I prefered the Wipe New due to easier to use sanding pad and pre-soaked clear coat micro fiber patch applied it evenly and easily without runs or dripping. I used the rag afterwords on the black plastic trim and tailight lenses to amazing effect. I expect it will also haze after a year and be hard to remove but it looks fantastic for now. I left a review. It looked like new for a few months. Then it developed a haze. The clear coat seems to become opaque. It does scratch easily also. After 1 year I re-did mine because I hated the hazy look again. It was much easier to de-do because most of the oxidation was already sanded off last year. I prefered the Wipe New due to easier to use sanding pad and pre-soaked clear coat micro fiber patch applied it evenly and easily without runs or dripping. I used the rag afterwords on the black plastic trim and tailight lenses to amazing effect. I expect it will also haze after a year and be... » Read More I left a review. It looked like new for a few months. Then it developed a haze. The clear coat seems to become opaque. It does scratch easily also. After 1 year I re-did mine because I hated the hazy look again. It was much easier to de-do because most of the oxidation was already sanded off last year. I prefered the Wipe New due to easier to use sanding pad and pre-soaked clear coat micro fiber patch applied it evenly and easily without runs or dripping. I used the rag afterwords on the black plastic trim and tailight lenses to amazing effect. I expect it will also haze after a year and be hard to remove but it looks fantastic for now. « Show Less
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It's worked well for me. Fogs up every once is a while, but they all do. I just use goggles a lot but if I plan to get shot in the face a lot I break it out.
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I ran into the same problem when i bought replacement filters (in the past) from somebody besides clear2o. You can really hurt your hand if you build up enough pressure before trying to remove. The supplier did make good on a replacement since i wasn't the first one that this has happened to. I have since paid a little extra to buy from CLEAR, and have not received a faulty one yet. I hope that this helps. Thanks