If it's really dirty, first blow off any dust or grit. Then I smear a drop
of Dawn dish detergent with a very clean finger, rinse with water, allow to
air dry, then gently polish with a clean lens cloth. This may make some
shudder, but it works. I've done it a couple times a year for a few years.
I learned about it from a hunter who uses the technique for his binoculars
and rifle scopes.

Steve Loitz
Ellensburg WA

On Thu, Jan 25, 2018 at 7:01 PM, Roger Moyer <rogermoyer1 at hotmail.com>
wrote:


> Hi All

>

>

> The lenses on my binoculars have gotten quite dirty. I am wondering what

> people use to clean theirs. I have tried several different methods and it

> hasn't helped much. If anyone has some suggestions I would love to hear

> them.

>

>

> Roger Moyer

>

> Chehalis, WA

>

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