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Make a Habit of Cleaning, Folding and Storing Glasses. Sunglasses Are Often Taken off and Worn, Which Will Scratch If You Are Not Careful, So There Are Some Small Details to Remind You: Don't Use Nails to Pick Sunglasses When They Have Stains and Adhesion, this Will Easily Cause Scratches on the Lens Surface. When Sunglasses Are Not Worn, Many People Will Hang Them on the Head, Neckline Or Pocket Conveniently. at This Time, the Body's Action Range Is Large, Which Is Easy to Cause the Frame to Break Or Crash. Or Someone Will Put It in the Handbag. It Is Recommended That You Put It in the Hard Glasses Case First, and Then Put It in the Handbag, So as Not to Be Worn by Small Things Such as Keys, Combs, Copper Plates, Or Infected with Cosmetics Such as Lipstick. Sunglasses Worn by Car Drivers Are Often Conveniently Placed on the Dashboard Or Seat without Wearing Them. This Is a Very Bad Habit. Hot Weather Will Bake Sunglasses and Deform Them, this Is Especially True for Plastic Frames. the High Temperature in the Car Will Also Cause Damage to the Lenses. Try to Take Them off the Car Or Collect Them in the Glasses Storage Box No Matter Where You Collect the Sunglasses, be Sure to Remember That the Mirror Face up.

Precautions

1. One-Hand Removal Will Damage the Left-Right Balance of the Frame, Resulting in Deformation. It Is Recommended That You Hold the Glasses Legs with Both Hands and Take Them off along the Parallel Directions on Both Sides of the Cheek.

2. Generally, the Left Mirror Leg Is Folded First When Wearing It, Which Is Not Easy to Cause Frame Deformation.

3. It Is Recommended to Rinse Glasses with Clean Water and Use Paper Towel to Absorb Water, and Then Use Special Glasses Cloth to Try to Wipe. It Is Necessary to Hold Side Silk of the Frame on One Side of the Wiping Mirror and Gently Wipe the Lens to Avoid Damage to the Frame Or Lens Caused by Excessive Force.