My goggles have been very good for nearly a year. But after I cleaned it the other day using mild soap water, and lightly scratched off the dirt on the silicone frame, it no longer sucks. I wonder if my cleaning somehow made it leak? I wish I didn't clean it--but I wouldn't think goggles should be so easily damaged by light cleaning. :( Is 1 year a reasonable lifespan for goggles?
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Would you recommend this for "anti-fog" goggles, as well? I'm afraid to use a dab of baby shampoo before a race (recommended by Ande), because it might damage the special "anti-fog" material. Will it? I called Tyr about my T-72's and all they would say to me is that the goggles don't fog (they do...) and not to use anything on them.
I think the chlorine is what wears away the antifog material. The shampoo gets rid of the chlorine. Probably any mild soap will do.
Of course, once the antifog material is gone, no amount of soap will bring it back. Then washing the goggles only helps prevent leaking.
Would you recommend this for "anti-fog" goggles, as well? I'm afraid to use a dab of baby shampoo before a race (recommended by Ande), because it might damage the special "anti-fog" material. Will it? I called Tyr about my T-72's and all they would say to me is that the goggles don't fog (they do...) and not to use anything on them.
I think the chlorine is what wears away the antifog material. The shampoo gets rid of the chlorine. Probably any mild soap will do.
Of course, once the antifog material is gone, no amount of soap will bring it back. Then washing the goggles only helps prevent leaking.