Anti Fog recommendations

[Revog]

One drop of Baby shampoe in each lense clean and rinse

 

[spectrum]

J&J baby shampoo works for me.

Have you cleaned AND TESTED your mask? See here.

Pete

 

[ajduplessis]

I can second the Sea Gold recommendation. In my (admittedly limited) experience it also works considerably better than the sprays I've tried

McNetss Sea Gold gets my vote, great product.

 

[ScubaTodd77]

I have tried various sprays but find that spitting in the mask actually is the best solution. If or when my mask fog’s during a dive, then I simply just let a bit of water in and then clear the mask.

This is the cheapest, and the best method that I've found too. I've used baby shampoo, and my mask still fogged during all of my dives that day. So now I spit, and If I get a little fog, I just flood my mask and clear....which I may only have to do one time...and my mask stays good and clear.

 

[dl348]

I use either baby shampoo or the anti-fog called Sea Drops, I believe....haven't had any problems.

 

[greylion]

No tears baby shampoo diluted 4 parts water / 1 part baby shampoo in a squirt bottle. Cheap and works like a charm.

+1 For baby shampoo

 

[101recon]

I use the 500PSI gel.My LDS gave me a bottle with my mask purchase.I haven't had any problems with fogging.The only negative I've noticed is that it tends to build up around the edges of the lenses after several dives.

 

[pollywogg]

pffsss....real divers don't need anti-fog. Real divers just will the fog away.

 

[RJP]

No tears baby shampoo diluted 4 parts water / 1 part baby shampoo in a squirt bottle. Cheap and works like a charm.

+1



PS - did you scrub the hell out of the mask with WHITE toothpaste? I mean like 5 times?

 

[RJP]

pffsss....real divers don't need anti-fog. Real divers just will the fog away.

Uhm... you use a MASK?

Wimp!