Review on Anti Fog Wipes Microfiber Cleaning Cloths by Cody Nordlund

I was so nervous. I looked at many products and methods to solve my problem. I read so many reviews and couldn't decide. Finally done. I just wanted my glasses not to fog up if I have to wear a mask while shopping. They do that wonderfully. Wet the lenses, wipe them clean while counting to 10 at a time. I did it right away and found that they are great for cleaning glasses. Even if they aren't resistant to static electricity or anything like that, your glasses will still pick up small hairs and dust particles like they used to. Anyway, I cleaned them up, but then I didn't have to test them, so I just forgot. I had to go to the store a few hours later and didn't think to wipe them down again before the trip. I put on a mask and walked in knowing right away I wasn't unhappy OR blinded by the fog. They worked great for several hours after cleaning. I've noticed that it can be after a few hours and I use a tissue or shirt to wipe the stain and they get muddy from the glare. After I kept wiping, it finally disappeared and returned to normal, or you can pull out a foggy cloth and wipe it every time you need to wipe the dust just a little to avoid the smearing effect. Actually not that much. They work great. Specially for me as I'll forget this is a problem during this. Carrying around a diaper bag, a three-year-old boy, and my personal bag and trying to push a cart with one hand isn't the best time to try to clean my fogged up lenses. So if I wipe them down at least once that's usually enough for the rest of the day, unless of course you just need to wipe but don't have any anti-fog wipes handy. Expect me to keep swiping for the rest of the day. a little if so