themagni
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I just dive with my mask flooded. It's a little tough to get used to, but it beats fogged lenses.
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There must be something wrong with my spit because it doesn't prevent my mask from fogging. The best anti-fog technique I've found is baby shampoo but I also use it differently from many others. I apply the baby shampoo inside the mask well before the dive and allow it to dry properly. Just before the dive I give it a quick rinse and it seems to work like a charm.
The problem is when I do consecutive dives I don't have time to treat my mask for the second or third dive and I sometimes have to resort to spit but it just doesn't seem to work for me.
Maybe I'm doing it wrong. How do you guys do it? Could there really be a trick to it? It seems so simple. If only it would work.
How do you do that? I mean sure, I can take my mask off under water and rinse it and rub it etc but will that prevent it from fogging up when I put it back on?You can also take your mask off underwater and clean it out.
How do you do that? I mean sure, I can take my mask off under water and rinse it and rub it etc but will that prevent it from fogging up when I put it back on?
I don't understand. How is that different from just cracking your mask to allow water in, and then purge the mask again? What is the benefit to taking it off your face altogether?