Re: Anyone use Barz Optics

From: Brad Light (light@nuc.berkeley.edu-DeleteThis)
Date: Mon Jun 23 1997 - 10:18:23 PDT 

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From: Brad Light <light@nuc.berkeley.edu-DeleteThis>
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Subject: Re: Anyone use Barz Optics

Regarding toothpaste as a defogging agent:

Sounds like a bad idea to me. I think the toothpaste might add fine
scratches. In my experience keeping lenses clean helps the most.
I just wash them at the sink with a little dish soap and finger action
and pat dry with a cotton t-shirt. Also my semi-wrap-around glass-
lensed `glasses' seem to fog much worse than my non-wrap-around plastics.

W. Bradley Light

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