Quick answer

Clean your Goodr sunglasses with a microfiber cloth and lens-safe spray or mild soap and water. Avoid paper towels, rough fabrics, and harsh chemicals to keep lenses scratch-free.

Why scratches happen and how to prevent them

Most scratches on Goodr lenses come from wiping dry dust or grit across the surface. Even a clean-looking cloth can trap particles that act like sandpaper. Always rinse or blow off loose debris before touching the lens.

Goodr lenses are polycarbonate, which is impact-resistant but softer than glass. That means they need gentler care. Avoid alcohol-based wipes, ammonia cleaners, or any abrasive pad.

Frequently asked questions about cleaning Goodr sunglasses

What should I use to clean my Goodr lenses?

Use a clean microfiber cloth designed for optics. Pair it with a lens-safe cleaning spray or a drop of mild dish soap mixed with lukewarm water. Avoid paper towels, napkins, or shirt sleeves.

Can I use glasses cleaner or wipes?

Only if the cleaner is alcohol-free and labeled safe for coated lenses. Many commercial wipes contain alcohol or ammonia that can damage reflective or polarized coatings over time. Check the label for alcohol or ammonia before using any pre-moistened wipe.

How do I remove smudges or sunscreen from the frame?

Wipe the frame with a soft, damp cloth and a tiny bit of mild soap. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a clean microfiber cloth. Avoid getting soap on the lenses if possible.

Is it safe to rinse Goodr sunglasses under water?

Yes, a quick rinse under lukewarm tap water is fine. It helps wash away dust and grit before you wipe. Just dry them gently with a microfiber cloth afterward. Rinse before wiping to remove abrasive particles.

How often should I clean my Goodr sunglasses?

Clean them whenever they look smudged or feel gritty. For daily wear, a quick rinse and wipe each evening keeps them fresh. Deep clean with soap once a week if you sweat heavily or use sunscreen.

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