 
 The acetic acid in vinegar can help remove greasy film, dust and dirt from your eyeglasses. This natural cleanser removes oily eyeglass coating and leaves no chemical residue. Vinegar evaporates quickly and is a thrifty alternative to expensive glass cleansers.
 
 Add full strength vinegar to a small vial or dilute it with an equal portion of water in a small spray bottle.
 
 Rinse your eyeglasses under warm water to remove any dirt or other abrasive material that could scratch the lenses, then gently dry them.
 
 Spritz your eyeglasses with the vinegar solution or use the eyedropper to dab a couple of drops of the full-strength vinegar from your vial onto the lenses.
 
 Gently rub the lenses with the cloth and vinegar to remove any eyeglass coating.
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Sumei FitzGerald has been writing professionally since 2008 on health, nutrition, medicine and science topics. She has published work on doctors' websites such as Colon Cancer Resource, psychology sites such as Webpsykologen and environmental websites such as Supergreenme. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in sociology from the University of Connecticut where she also studied life sciences.
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