Fix your glasses in minutes with this simple toothpaste hack! 👓

Never Never do this.

Do not use these methods, both these hacks will destroy the lenses.

@CadioArena After that you can buy new glasses. Don’t do that

If the first trick worked why are you smoothing the second trick into deep scratches that were solved in the first application? But really this is the stuff you brush your teeth with?

Si el material.del.armazon esta desgastado,hay un alto riesgo de romperlo, y si las.micas tienen antirreflejante entonces se lo vamos.a arrancar con la.pasta y el bicarbonato, no seamos irresponsables, agua y jabón son suficientes

If you want to ruin your glasses go on

I would never do this. Both toothpaste and baking soda are abrasive and will scratch glasses lenses to where they will be rendered useless.

I tried this it clouded my lens so bad, it ruined my glasses

Doesn't work on scratches.

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Hayward, California

Toothpaste has pumice and will scratch your glasses

Will try it this week.

Noooooooo!

Folks, don’t try this. It will scratch the lens due to the crystal formation and rubbing them on. It’s like cleaning them with a rough surface sponge for cooking pans. Pure bullshit!

Yes

Much too harsh. Toothpaste is abrasive. Glasses will be scratched.

This is the worst thing to do to your glasses as it will destroy the specialised coatings!

Beware if you have anti reflective coating on your lenses.

Absolutely bullshit. These will remove the UV light protective layer

I’m an optician. This is absolute bullshit.

Hi, need your lawyers details. Did this & it did not work. Scratches everywhere. Please dm thank you.

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Only works with coarse toothpaste not gels

Wake Forest NC

don't

This toothpaste is bs. I did it years ago and it leaves scratches

Useless

Yes

I tried this on a scratched CD, but it didn't work due to fine scratches caused by toothpaste.

@grok is it true?

Yes, I'm definitely going to try it.

Why would someone come up with this quack idea for God's sake. Don't do it guys, unless you want to get a quick replacement. IMO

Yes

Sandblasting is faster.