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Originally Posted by deflave
Remove the face mask.


It's the warm moist air from your breath trapped in the face mask that's fogging them.

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Originally Posted by tpcollins
Originally Posted by deflave
Remove the face mask.


It's the warm moist air from your breath trapped in the face mask that's fogging them.


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Regular hand soap

Bar soap works best


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Go into your bathroom

Clean half of your mirror by rubbing soap all over it and then dry buff it off

Steam up the room and you will see


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Short of soap and spit, I use Sea Gold anti-fog gel.


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Jeff here do you find that brand of anti fog?

am thinking I'd like to treat some snowmachine visors with it.




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Originally Posted by mirage243
I use a good windshield anti fog on my scopes, bino's and glasses. It really helps when you are looking through scopes or bino's for long periods of time and it's cold, your breath will make them temporarily fog. The one I like the best is Rain X Interior Glass Anti-Fog


Then why even put it on?

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Originally Posted by deflave
Remove the face mask.

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Pretty much.
A screen mask works too.


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Originally Posted by mirage243
Originally Posted by tpcollins
Originally Posted by deflave
Remove the face mask.


It's the warm moist air from your breath trapped in the face mask that's fogging them.


Regular ol' Einstein you are.


tpcollins is an Einstein. smile

Half the problem and half the solution is keeping moist air away from glasses or goggles.

If I had to wear a face mask (I don't when hunting) I'd look for one that deflects air away from glasses. They make face masks/breath deflectors for snowmachining that do this ... to a degree.

The OP never mentioned what kind of face mask he's using which may or may not be at least part of the problem.

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Anything that covers the nose is going to be a problem. Air seeps between the face & the mask.


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A bunch of goofy ass ideas, can't ya'll be serious for once?

A couple of 18" pieces of surgical tubing, one shoved in each nostril and routed down and out of the face mask works perfect and the latex won't irritate the nose.

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I just use a snorkel from W-mart.


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Originally Posted by amx1047
How do you keep your glasses from fogging up when hunting with face mask? - i.e., glasses fog up with every breath.

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I use "Parker's Perfect" anti fog and it works better than anything else out there in my experience

http://www.parkersperfect.com



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[quote=2legit2quit]Jeff here do you find that brand of anti fog?

am thinking I'd like to treat some snowmachine visors with it.

Randy

www.defogitworks.com

I won't say there isn't better but this is the best I've found so far.

I googled some for protecting the fire gear, since you sweat, breath the whole dang thing in the mask and you get your azz chewed for bumping air into it to clear it while on standby as RIT team....

It won't last after it has moisture on it though... IE I use it on my glasses a lot, but have to redo it if I get em wet... says that on the packaging too...

YOu might want to give em a call and check out the use for you.

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Jeff, give Parker's Perfect a try I believe that you will like it ver much.



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Originally Posted by rost495


All that diving stuff goes out the window with an SCBA mask in a fire type situation, and the only thing I've seen.


My SCBA lenses have always been treated but even that sometimes fails. Quick burp of the bypass valve clears her up quick

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