Proper polishing extends the lifespan of your glasses and ensures crystal-clear vision. Here, you'll learn why household remedies and paper towels are taboo, which cloth makes the difference, and how you can achieve perfect results in seconds with the Eyeshaker method.
Clean lenses not only look better—they also feel better. But improper polishing can significantly shorten the lifespan of your glasses. Here's how to care for your lenses and frames without streaks, scratches, or frustration.
In this article
- Why household remedies and kitchen roll are taboo
- What makes a good polishing cloth
- How to polish your glasses properly in just a few seconds
- Which product will be recommended by opticians in 2025
The biggest mistakes when polishing glasses
- Use kitchen roll or clothing: these often contain fine particles that leave micro-scratches.
- Glass cleaners or dishwashing detergents: attack the coating and make glasses appear dull or opaque.
- Unsuitable microfiber cloths: Standard microfiber is not enough – absorbency is crucial.
The right way – polish glasses like new
- Preparation: Rinse your glasses with lukewarm water (never hot). Use special cleaning agents or the Eyeshaker —no household remedies.
- Cleaning: Clean glasses with the Eyeshaker – gently, quickly, thoroughly.
- Polishing: Dry and polish with THE GLOVE . Dark side: dries Bright side: polished streak-free
Why polishing is so important
- Crystal clear view without residue
- Fewer skin imperfections thanks to clean nose pads
- Longer lifespan of the glasses
- Fewer fingerprints and smudges in everyday life
Expert tip
"Many eyeglass wearers clean their lenses regularly, but not thoroughly. Caring for both the lenses and frames at the same time not only prevents streaks but also preserves the fit and shine for longer." – Recommendation from an optician
Customer feedback
“Feels like a spa treatment for my glasses – streak-free and hygienic.” – Stefanie R.
Our recommendation: Eyeshaker + THE GLOVE
Cleaning and polishing glasses as a daily ritual that works – recommended by opticians.
