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 didn't have the orange film but did have gross black flecks. I tried Dawn and then a powder one and neither helped. My tub is only a year old but I don't use the jets that much. After using the product a couple of times no more black flecks. Now once a week I make sure I run the jets with water in the tub and so far they have not come back. I would definitely be more worried about the orange film at this point.
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Nah... I have COMPLETELY fogged out the inside of my house to no ill effect. Unless you count a few freaked out dogs. I didn't keep smoking it out all night long or anything but I pumped out enough fog that I couldn't see more than 2ft in front of my face. No residue... I used it for about 5 hours strait last halloween and his out in the fog bank on the front porch. Worked like a charm. Someone from the road called the fire dept. They laughed it off.
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Remember these are basically keeping water out of your eyes and not for reading. I chose the prescription that was closest to my actual prescripton and they work very well. I have no issues with fogging if I put a little surface tension reducer (spit) inside then rinse them out.
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Sorry to say that it is not waterproof. I bought this light for duck hunting, where we walk around in a flooded marsh. There is often drizzle, fog or rain. Thankfully, I have not tripped and caused the light to go underwater. Even so, it was getting fogged up inside the clear lens after each outing. I then applied silicone sealant around the clear lens and around the right and left aluminum heat exchangers. I also wrapped the front bezel assembly with tape, where the black bezel meets the gray body. This has prevented the light from fogging up! Hope this helps someone! Steve Sorry to say that it is not waterproof. I bought this light for duck hunting, where we walk around in a flooded marsh. There is often drizzle, fog or rain. Thankfully, I have not tripped and caused the light to go underwater. Even so, it was getting fogged up inside the clear lens after each outing. I then applied silicone sealant around the clear lens and around the right and left aluminum heat exchangers. I also wrapped the front bezel assembly with tape, where the black bezel meets the gray body. This has prevented the light from fogging up! Hope this helps... » Read More Sorry to say that it is not waterproof. I bought this light for duck hunting, where we walk around in a flooded marsh. There is often drizzle, fog or rain. Thankfully, I have not tripped and caused the light to go underwater. Even so, it was getting fogged up inside the clear lens after each outing. I then applied silicone sealant around the clear lens and around the right and left aluminum heat exchangers. I also wrapped the front bezel assembly with tape, where the black bezel meets the gray body. This has prevented the light from fogging up! Hope this helps someone! Steve « 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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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.
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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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sorry to hear. it's annoying, especially if you're meticulous with these things! i'm not sure it's common (at least it hasn't happened to me). however, i do use a lens blower/duster, a microfiber, methyl alcohol cleaning liquid. see this useful link from Ken Rockwell (http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/cleaning.htm) and more generic help from B&H;: http://goo.gl/L3ZE9. good luck. post back how you make out.
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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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Buy a new mirror... mine started doing it after a few days! it's seriously fogged before i'm even in the shower. I'm throwing it away.
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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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I have just started using clear care for scleral lenses and I am having this same problem. I end up with only about a quarter of an inch of solution at the end of the process. It seems to all bubble out of the little air vent on top of the case. My lenses are gas perm so they don't dry out but I worry that my lenses aren't being cleaned well. I asked my Dr and she hadn't heard of this problem. I do rub my lenses with a multi-purpose solution beforehand - I'll try rinsing the lenses well before using the clear care and see if that helps. Thanks for the suggestion and for asking the question! I have just started using clear care for scleral lenses and I am having this same problem. I end up with only about a quarter of an inch of solution at the end of the process. It seems to all bubble out of the little air vent on top of the case. My lenses are gas perm so they don't dry out but I worry that my lenses aren't being cleaned well. I asked my Dr and she hadn't heard of this problem. I do rub my lenses with a multi-purpose solution beforehand - I'll try rinsing the lenses well before using the clear care and see if that helps. Thanks for the suggestion and for asking the question!
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i know this is obvious but you did put in the fogging liquid right? otherwise i dont know mine worked well
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If you are blending ice frequently, the hazing or fog look may be the result of micro abrasions caused by the ice. Also, please be sure you never use a sponge with any abrasive side to it, as it can scratch the jar. Note that the haze will not affect the integrity of the jar. You can always try the 50/50 vinegar/water solution to see if it improves things, however, if it doesn't help after one time, then chalk it up to the micro abrasions dulling the inner surface. You do not want to make it a habit of leaving water in your jar as it may shorten the life of the jar bearing (also be sure to shake off any water from the bottom if you store it upside down so there is no water sitting there as well). If you are blending ice frequently, the hazing or fog look may be the result of micro abrasions caused by the ice. Also, please be sure you never use a sponge with any abrasive side to it, as it can scratch the jar. Note that the haze will not affect the integrity of the jar. You can always try the 50/50 vinegar/water solution to see if it improves things, however, if it doesn't help after one time, then chalk it up to the micro abrasions dulling the inner surface. You do not want to make it a habit of leaving water in your jar as it may shorten the life of the jar bearing (also be sure to... » Read More If you are blending ice frequently, the hazing or fog look may be the result of micro abrasions caused by the ice. Also, please be sure you never use a sponge with any abrasive side to it, as it can scratch the jar. Note that the haze will not affect the integrity of the jar. You can always try the 50/50 vinegar/water solution to see if it improves things, however, if it doesn't help after one time, then chalk it up to the micro abrasions dulling the inner surface. You do not want to make it a habit of leaving water in your jar as it may shorten the life of the jar bearing (also be sure to shake off any water from the bottom if you store it upside down so there is no water sitting there as well). « Show Less
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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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When I first placed the shield, I saw what looked like white streaks/a white film, so I quickly removed it, sprayed the shield more thoroughly and then replaced it. That made nearly all the film disappear, but there was still a 2 x 2 inch area that looked concerning. That disappeared in about 36 hours. So if it is that type of residue/film, time may help.