How To Clean Pit Vipers

How To Clean Pit Vipers

(Top 5 Safest Methods)

Pit Viper sunglasses, originally released in 2012, have started to gain popularity in recent years for their unique design and captivating color combinations.

As is true with all eyewear, Pit Vipers easily get dirty, especially because they are commonly used for outdoor activities. Luckily, this guide has the answers to all your Pit Viper cleaning questions.

*All of the following techniques are safe to use on polarized Pit Viper lenses. Always be careful to choose safe cleaning agents like those mentioned in this guide, as some can ruin the lenses.

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Learning how to clean Pit Vipers is simple. Choose between cleaning the Pit Vipers with a lint-free cloth, warm water, dawn powerwash, a microfiber cloth, or compressed air for the best cleaning results possible

Safe Vs. Unsafe Pit Viper Cleaning Methods

SAFE ✅	UNSAFE ❌
Using a lint-free cloth Using a microfiber Rinsing under warm water Using compressed air Using dawn powerwash	Using Windex (or other ammonia-based cleaners) Using your breath Spit shining Old Rag Scrubbing with a brush

Cleaning Method #1: Use a lint-free cloth

When your Pit Viper lenses are in need of a quick clean, there is simply no better option than using a lint-free cloth.

Cleaning your Pit Vipers with a lint-free cloth has the advantage over other cleaning methods in that there is no mess, and it can be done virtually anywhere

To clean the lenses are frames properly, simply wipe the full surface area in fluid wiping motions until the sunglasses are clean.

If your Pit Vipers are excessively dusty, try this next step to avoid scratching them.

Cleaning Method #2: Rinse with Warm Water

Although it sounds basic (and it is), rinsing your Pit Vipers under warm water from the sink can do a multitude of wonders.

For one, the warm water will rinse off any dirt or dust that has the potential to scratch the Pit Vipers, as well as cut through grease around the nose region of the glasses

Once your Pit Vipers have been rinsed, follow up with a lint-free microfiber cloth as discussed in step one to get the cleanest end product.

Cleaning Method #3: Use Dawn Powerwash

Using a mild detergent on Pit Vipers is a fantastic option for cutting through any dirt or grease that may have collected over time.

Dawn powerwash works extraordinarily well because of its easy spray-on and wipe-off design.

Once the soap is on the Pit Vipers, rub the soap in with a damp microfiber cloth.

Once the Pit Vipers have been cleaned, rinse them with warm water.

Cleaning Method #4: Use a Microfiber Rag

Although lint-free rags are a great option for quick cleaning of Pit Vipers, they can get wear out rather quickly.

The best solution is to substitute them with a microfiber cloth.

These cloths have the same high-quality cleaning capabilities as lint-free rags but are easier to clean, and even easier to use.

Begin by rinsing the glasses under warm water to remove dust, and then wipe them down with quality microfiber.

Cleaning Method #5: Compressed Air

What if you are worried that any contact with the Pit Vipers will cause scratching to the frames and lenses?

A simple workaround is to use a can of compressed air

To clean the Pit Vipers, spray all surface areas, paying special attention to the joints where the frame bends.

After the dust has been removed, rinse the Pit Vipers with warm water followed by a microfiber cloth wipedown to get a perfect, scratch free clean

PS: If you use your Pit Vipers during messy outdoor activities (such as mountain biking), carrying a can of compressed air is always a good idea in case you need a clean on the go.

Pit Viper FAQ

Can You Clean Pit Vipers With Windex?

Using Windex to clean Pit Vipers is a bad idea. Windex is an ammonia-based cleaner that can easily ruin the polarization of the glasses

If your Pit Vipers are not polarized, then it is likely safe. However, using one of the other five cleaning methods discussed in this guide is a much better idea for all Pit Viper styles.

What Can You Use To Clean Pit Vipers?

Cleaning Pit Vipers is quite simple. Here are the top 5 cleaning agents you can use to restore your dirty Pit Vipers

A lint-free cloth
A microfiber cloth
Rinsing under warm water
Compressed air
Dawn powerwash

Can Pit Vipers Get Wet?

Yes, Pit Vipers were created to get wet! It is recommended to rinse your Pit Vipers under warm water before you try any other cleaning agents

How To Clean Polarized Pit Vipers?

Polarized Pit Vipers is similar to cleaning all other models, except for what you can not use. If you have polarized Pit Vipers, never use Windex or other ammonia-based cleaners.

Conclusion

Cleaning Pit Vipers on a regular basis will help get the most life out of each pair. There are 5 simple techniques as we discussed in this guide on how to do so in a safe and effective manner.

There are several unsafe cleaning methods that should not be used, such as using ammonia-based glass cleaners or dirty rags.

How To Clean Pit Vipers – 5 SAFEST Techniques