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
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.
386322
If the chemical warnings include "Do not inhale," then no it isn't advised. In general, just to be safe, the answer is no, unless you are wearing the proper safety equipment, such as a respirator. Read the warning label for any chemical you put in the fogger. It will always give you the correct answer.
2125959
The anti-fog coating does seem to help eliminate fogging inside the mask from breathing.
664241
I can not see why not. I would add water to Sporicidin Mold disinfectant cleaner as stated and put that into fogger to apply to affected area. Good luck and I hope it works for you
678064
Personally I don't like using this mask with my safety glasses at work because they fog A LOT!! If you're glasses fog up easily I'd recommend you buy the N-Ferno 6823 model because it has a small mesh cover over the mouth to allow the warm air that would fog up glasses, goggles, etc. To escape. It is a bit more on the flashy side because it looks a little more aggressive but I believe it would help resolve your foggy lens dilemma.
508708
I wear them over glasses and they work fine. In my review of them I mention that they fog. That's true with or without glasses.
2265524
Yes use antifog spray on them stops it.but keeps head and face warm in icy wet snowy cold weather.
1978917
Absolutely! You should check with his orthodontist about adding fluoride or other tooth protective rinses - but even with plain water, this is great for braces because the powered liquid rinse goes places the braces prevent a brush from reaching.
1447017
Yes to a degree they have small holes to allow airflow to prevent fogging up so allergens will get through if that's what worries you
629973
That's a real good question. Unfortunitly I havent used this product in those conditions. I'm guessing that product will only prevent a portion of your lenses from fogging.
1214926
I wear glasses, no problems here. Maybe my glasses are small enough to avoid fogging? Not sure.
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.
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.
1367496
This cleaner is not made to prevent fogging, however, as the fog dissipates there is no need to wipe down (unless the glass is dripping.) For having fog-free interior glass, the best product I have ever used is Rain-X Anti Fog.
1909298
Not sure but I use them on lake michigan night and day and have not had any issue with fogging.
1635143
The short answer is "no" but I picked up some anti-fog spray in the optical dept. at WalMart and applied it before I ever wore them at the range. I had fogging problems with other glasses previously but so far, at the same range and under the same conditions, no fogging problem with these glasses. I hope this helps.