Defog the scuba mask.
Your diving mask fogs up always, when you doing snorkeling or scuba diving or free diving? Here you can find some solutions at this problem!
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Haha Do that with a Tusa Paragon! The owner will thank you! But it will not be nice!
Children’s toothpaste, or the abrasive with scratch the lens!
Saya mau udar pak itu kaca mata yg dipakai menyellam pak saya minat sekali pa
DO NOT USE A NAKED FLAME WITH YOUR MASK, it isn’t advised by manufacturers because it causes the tempered glass to become ineffective and dangerous. It can result in SERIOUS HARM. Stick to toothpaste and/or spit like the rest of us.
Can I use the lighter on my tinted/polarised goggles?
The lighter burns off the silicone layer that makes the glass safety glass. That bit that you're seeing dissipate is the silicone layer, it is not the manufacturing oils that are left over.
Once you do this with a lighter, and if your mask glass gets broken, it will brake in to pointy shards instead of much less pointy square bits.
Mines burnt
Do both methods give permanent result?
What mask was this?
The lighter method works extremely well , done once , then spit in them before use wash out , and keep on your face . You will have no fogging
I have a cressi nano HD mirror lens. Do you recommend one treatment method over the other for removing ?
It always fogs a little bit
I have a question no one is talking about. Why not burn the outside of the window. Why haven't they protect the outside as well? thanks.
WD-40
Use a impregnation what u use for car windows
I have a Cressi mask, it was kinda expensive. I'm afraid about using this method. I think that silicone is there for any purpose, isn't it?
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That english tho xD
Bring some dishwashing liquid and rub the inside of the mask and wash off right before the dive. Works every time.
Watch out with burning your mask, it can damage and make your glass weak! Rather use normal toothpaste not the gel! Also Tusa has films for the glass so it dont fog up everytime. Check them out
I just dip mine in water a bit and leave some in it and when I fogs I move my head to get rid of the fog. Works good
Hi there,
My name is Tom Sweeney, I work for a TV company based in the UK! We are currently in production for a new tv clip show which looks at "life hacks" and we would love to feature your video on our programme – we think that this little invention is ingenious and would fit perfectly in one of our episodes.
We are in need of a clip that demonstrates a quick fix to a common problem that occurs to scuba divers – this one is great and we love it!
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Just spit on the glass and rub it before you use the mask. Gaaahhhhhh!!!
Broken English here. Work on your grammar a little.
No 2 method is the best!
thank you ☺
we are using a pinlock glass in motorcycle helmets visor, it is a plastic and clear thing with large oring. oring presses to glass and clear plastic, its looks like double glass… and its never fogging…
is there any part like this for diving ?
Silicone gives off vapor for years. This vapor coats the glass. It has be removed regularly. Your face will warm up almost immediately after "cooling"with water, so that's probably a very short term solution. Hmm… not entirely sure if there's a perfect solution here.
are you supposed to wet the mask before applying the toothpaste and what type of soap works best to clean the mask afterwards? I'm starting my scuba classes this Sat and I needed to clean my mask prior to the start of my classes so they won't fog up.
awesome video! i have an omen alien with a mirrored lens. will this mess the mirror up on the lens or will it be alright??
does this remove the fog permanently? or you do it before every dive?
Automotive glass fogging problem is solved by using shaving cream, does anyone tried this? I haven't tried it on my mask yet.
Using a lighter negates anything you do with toothpaste, skip the first step and just grab some fire.
Just wet – spit inside and rub it good then dip in water for a brief moment to wash off the spit. Stays crystal clear if you do not wet the inside again.
comet works better to remove the factory silicon film. also ajax. then use sea gold anti fog trust me your mask will be super crystal clear…
Can you use this toothpaste method with prescrip lenses
Can you do this with amber tinted tempered lenses?
my mask did not have a silicon coating inside, but it still fogs up all the time? any ideas?
I've got these exact goggles except they have are a slightly newer model I think because the straps look slightly different but anyway I don't understand what is burning or if it's just fog due to the heat could you go into more detail?