have stains on eye glasses, do not know what from--have tried bon ami, nail polish remover--does NOT work, any
140225
Be careful with products like Bon Ami and anything with acetone as they can damage certain lens materials.  Take the glasses to your eye doctor or optical shop and see if they have any professional strength cleaner that they can use to get the stains out.  If not, it may be time for you to have a prescription update anyway and you could look into getting new lenses.
563299
I would try usuing some rubbing alcohol first. If that doesn't work, try diluting something fairly mild like the Orange Clean or Fantastic multi-purpose cleaning stuff. You definitely are right for wanting to be very careful!\n\nIf you use enough alcohol, it should defintely fix the problem!
449381
try using the eye dropper tool
718885
If it's a small piece and isn't embedded in the eyeball then you can lift your upper eyelid and tuck the bottom eyelid underneath after removing any loose eyelashes. Sweep the inside of the upper lid with the lower lid. The lashes should remove any grit caught under the top lid. This also works in reverse. If the object still doesn't come out after trying everything else then go immediatly to your doctor. It's not worth losing your sight for the sake of a few bucks!
806611
You need to throw that old solution out!! You are setting yourself for a really bad infection because the solution is not cleaning the lenses as it once did. I used old solution for 4 months after it expired and my lenses started becoming harder and harder to get out of my eye. Eventually one of my eyes ended up getting infected because the solution no longer had enough of the ingredient to cleans off the protein buildup. Yuck that was worse than pink eye! \n\nMy advice is to get rid of it and invest a few dollars in some fresh solution that has everything you need to maintain clean lenses and healthy eyes!
864505
Windex works, so does rubbing alcohol. Use paper towel.
176204
put nail polish remover in your eye.
99511
did you throw out all your old eye make up? how about wash your bedding, pillow cases, pillows and all? if you use compact make up then you might toss that as well since it is possible that your applicator may have picked up the infection as well!
380624
hi you can get them off wih a small sharp object like tweezers. I suggest cleaning them with baby wipes as i find these the best hope this helps
834002
lol okay . it happend to me b4 .. and nothing seemed to get it off .. it will go off tom tho ..... i used to wait till teh next day .. alcohol or nail polish remover wont do it ... what will do it is when ur first layer dead skin cells get replaced .... :) it happened to me aot ..and it went off teh next day... after a warm shower
870677
The fastest way is to use some kind of eyedrops like Visine, but if you don't have any, run cold water on a washcloth and wring it out just enough so it doesn't drip - then close your eyes and put the cold compress on them for about 5 min. should work - if they are really red, try wrapping ice cubes in the the washcloth or use a bag of frozen veggies and put on your eyes for a couple min.
65505
nail polish remover works, so does rubbing alcohol.so does not getting it on your fingers in the first place.
433024
First try soap, and warm water\nif it doesn't work, try fingernail polish!!\n\nworked for me last year!!
883964
you can use  toothpaste with a whitener in it,   but if there are badly stained  only the dentist will be able to sort them\n good luck
677156
Stains on the screen?  I don't know about that.\n\nYou may be able to use (like) "Ajax with bleach" on plasic parts.  (Dab it onto a damp cloth or sponge and rub over stain.  Rinse well.)
110222
Use the stuff for fixing glasses.\nWorks like a charm.
1101863
Thy soaking them in water with denture cleaning tablets. If that doesn't get them clean enough.soak then in water /ammonia. Also, a bottle brush will help. If there are still stains, use acetone nail polish remover. You might also try rubbing alcohol. Keep in mind that different kinds of "dirt" are soluble in different  chemicals. Be careful with the chemicals.  Avoid very hot water which may cause the bottles to break.