Best Cleaning Products??

[GoldenRod]

Where have you managed to find hydrophobic solution?
The products listed on Oakley’s site are the “Lens Cleaning Kit” and the Anti Fog solution. Neither are hydrophobic.
I’ve been searching for ANY other hydrophobic product for ages, as Oakley hasn’t offered it for some time…

I got mine from OF friends and i bought one from Eric Short. I forgot his name on here lol

Some people have a good supply of those. I just don't wanna name them

 

[The Koonce]

I spit on the lenses and wipe them with whatever I'm wearing, a t-shirt, sweater, etc.

Don’t forget the yayo!

 

[The Koonce]

I just use water! Clean Norwegian tap water.

 

[surfo]

I use a Spray that is for monitors. It like deluted Window cleaner and perfect when used with a micro fiber tissue

 

[Funky-Trixtar]

As @The Koonce has already suggested, clean tap water to start with some 'keretin magic' assisting the clean up(lightly scrape with clean nails). Then if the item stills requires a better clean, I get a micrclear cloth and use this. If the item is still showing dirt/smears/smudges, dependent on the 'material', if it's O Matter I use a polishing compound that's very, very fine to try and buff the offending detritus out. If X Metal(based on the Colourway), I'd look at trying using some very mild soap/water combination, applying very moderate amounts by hand and rubbing down.

 

[Gabbr]

I use diluted castor oil soap (Dr. Bronner's) either through a foam dispenser or spray. After rinsing, I use a little bit of very soft toilet paper to dry and finish with polishing with the mf bag.

 

[Rotten Ronnie]

You had to know someone was going to do it....

 

[Chris A Hardaway]

U guys a drop of dawn or palmolive and running water won't hurt it! Just mild soap and water!

 

[flyer]

Still no leads on HYDROPHOBIC solution beyond a friend’s secret stash?

 

[Chris A Hardaway]

I'm out