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Glasses and anti-fog issues
- Thread starter MindlessMuse
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bluestratos
New member
I have glass lenses, I wonder if plastic are a bit less prone to fogging?
MikeinGA
New member
Most plastic lenses have a coating to help stop fogging and are less likely to break.
Mike
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arntufun
Guest
As perdicted in post 4, I see most of the home remedies and solutions have now been posted. Lets set those witchcraft remedies aside now and get to some facts. :roflblack:
When water warm vapor from your breath (or heat disapating from your head) contacts your colder glasses in your helmet (without sufficent air flow), heat energy flows from the vapor to the glass. When that happens, the water molecules in the vapor lose some of their thermal energy and become able to cling to each other and to your glasses surface -- thus the fogging on your glasses inside your helmet.....................
You can't beat inertia, death, taxes or your glasses fogging. :roflblack: I hope this helps. :thumbup:
When water warm vapor from your breath (or heat disapating from your head) contacts your colder glasses in your helmet (without sufficent air flow), heat energy flows from the vapor to the glass. When that happens, the water molecules in the vapor lose some of their thermal energy and become able to cling to each other and to your glasses surface -- thus the fogging on your glasses inside your helmet.....................
You can't beat inertia, death, taxes or your glasses fogging. :roflblack: I hope this helps. :thumbup:
Bob Denman
New member
That's why the movement of air helps; it'll keep the nasties from landing on the lens surface, or it'll help to dry things back up.
But then it'll play havoc with your contacts... :shocked: :gaah:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
My plastic ones fog, too...just like my glass ones.
I have used this for years on ski goggles. It has always worked well for me.
http://www.amazon.com/Ek-123625-Cat-Crap-Anti-Fog/dp/B002ZNA488
http://www.amazon.com/Ek-123625-Cat-Crap-Anti-Fog/dp/B002ZNA488
MouthPiece
Banged Up Member
Oh boy. Cat crap. I wonder if this thread is gonna head in the same direction as a thread we had a couple of years back involving "Monkey Butt" powder?
Chris
Chris
