Your Guaba sunglasses are crafted with care, and keeping them clean will keep them looking sharp and stylish for years. Follow these simple yet effective tips to maintain their clarity and durability.
How to clean your Guaba sunglasses
• Frames first: before cleaning the lenses, wipe away any oil or dirt from the temples, bridge, and nose pads. This prevents smears when cleaning the lenses.
• Lenses love liquid: use a dedicated lens cleaner or mild dish soap with warm water. Avoid citrus-based soaps, which can be too harsh. Always dry with a clean microfiber cloth.
• Make it a habit: clean your Guaba sunglasses daily to avoid the buildup of dust and smudges. A quick daily clean prevents the need for harsher methods later on.
What not to do
• No rubbing alcohol: avoid using rubbing alcohol or any household cleaners with high concentrations of acid, as they can damage lens coatings and acetate frames.
• No spit: using your breath or spit as a quick fix might seem convenient, but it’s ineffective and unhygienic.
• No clothes or paper towels: your shirt, tissue, or paper towel might seem like an easy cleaning tool, but they contain dust particles that can scratch the lenses.
• No harsh chemicals: skip the vinegar, window cleaners, and toothpaste. Strong chemicals, especially those with ammonia, can degrade your lenses and coatings.
By following these simple steps, your Guaba sunglasses will stay as fresh as the day you got them — always ready for your next adventure.
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