Can you clean your glasses after they're on? Do they stay stuck? How about washing the glasses, or getting wet? Do they stay stuck?
245553
I have not had mine come off and I work outside, however they are a little hard to clean and I'm sure they would come off if you rubbed hard on them or if you got them really wet. At the same time I am very pleased with them
245554
Yes if they come off just wet them and stick them back on it is a good product
245555
yes you can run water on them, use soap or an alcohol lens cleaner. ive done all of the above literally dozens of times a week for four years. every time i do my yard and get them really sweaty and dirty i clean them with soap and water. no problem.
843601
They are not pre-moistened. They appear so "papery" that you would think they'd scratch the glass, but they do not. Best item I've found yet for cleaning glasses.
1290142
Only if you drop them on the floor, I use mine most every day and rinse out right away . I also put them in the dish washer sometimes. I read in a review not to jam them in a glass with ice ,so I make sure I don't do that ,it sounded like good advice to me. I love these get them!
1232976
I have found that the first time it is hard to get them to stay, try running them thru the dishwasher on the to rack, and see it if it easier. I was super frustrated with them trying to use them the first coupe of times. But they seem to get better after a couple of uses. Hope this helps u.
44494
I would try some windex or some dish cleaner--- maybe even some eyeglass cleaner. Hope this helps!
1565458
Mine are on stuck on fairly permanently, but that's because I cleaned the surface area really well and made sure it was absolutely dry before application. Not sure how they're going to come off, but I imagine I'll have to take a razor blade or putty knife to scrape them off when the time comes. Plus, they've stayed fairly clean since I've had them. Barely noticed in tub.
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.
167250
okay whoops...I washed mine. Honestly (and luckily) they came out fine. Not sure what damage I've done now...but they still like new.
592098
You have to make sure you buy the correct lens cleaner for the lenses, only wipe them with a dry microfiber cloth and never wipe them with your fingers. Sounds impossible but the coating works great and it keeps the fog away 99% of the time. Whenever I got some fog I just wiped in some more of the protectant(comes with the goggles) and boom good to go.
2088929
I had the same problem when I got mine. turns out i had to clean the cups and the window a bit better. then they stuck with no problem and haven't come off since!
599072
Be careful with Oakley, they are the only goggles that cannot be touched or cleaned with water. Would not recommend.
1405276
Interesting. Mine stuck right away. I pressed them down really hard to make sure they were on. Bottom ones first. It could be the glass or maybe a coating on the glass. Have you cleaned the window thoroughly? Maybe wipe the suction cups down with rubbing alcohol. Mine have stayed put so well I'm still in shock it works! I suggest contacting the makers for ideas if mine don't work. Also consider the temperature inside and out, in case that may be a factor. At the very least the company could send you replacement suction cups. Maybe YouTube has video tips as well. I hope you can get it figured out. Your cat(s) will love this bed! My 12 pounder is in it now, snoring away. Good luck! Interesting. Mine stuck right away. I pressed them down really hard to make sure they were on. Bottom ones first. It could be the glass or maybe a coating on the glass. Have you cleaned the window thoroughly? Maybe wipe the suction cups down with rubbing alcohol. Mine have stayed put so well I'm still in shock it works! I suggest contacting the makers for ideas if mine don't work. Also consider the temperature inside and out, in case that may be a factor. At the very least the company could send you replacement suction cups. Maybe YouTube has video tips as well. I hope you can get it... » Read More Interesting. Mine stuck right away. I pressed them down really hard to make sure they were on. Bottom ones first. It could be the glass or maybe a coating on the glass. Have you cleaned the window thoroughly? Maybe wipe the suction cups down with rubbing alcohol. Mine have stayed put so well I'm still in shock it works! I suggest contacting the makers for ideas if mine don't work. Also consider the temperature inside and out, in case that may be a factor. At the very least the company could send you replacement suction cups. Maybe YouTube has video tips as well. I hope you can get it figured out. Your cat(s) will love this bed! My 12 pounder is in it now, snoring away. Good luck! « Show Less
1228649
We stack one inside the other, but no more than that, and they don't stick. We've had our glasses for almost a year now and are pleased. ( note: Sometimes any glasses will stick if you stack them while wet and/or warm from the dishwasher)
1424581
I just know they need to be hand washed. If you put them in the dishwasher, that may be the reason. I have not had any problem with my glasses and I use them regularly.
1959271
I am not sure because I stopped using it I found the cloths do a much better job on my new glasses I rinse them with water and use a cloth I was given when I got my new glasses I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful
1692544
Not now. There may have been a sticker when the glasses were new, but I cleaned them.
554706
I don't see why not.... I found that just washing your glasses with soap and water works too.