Take half a tablespoon of car wax and spread it onto a microfiber cloth, using circular motions to gently scrub your lenses. Polish away any remaining wax using a different clean and dry section of the cloth.

Opt for baby washes or shampoos, known for their chemical-free nature, to effectively eliminate scratches. Mix a few drops with warm water and use your fingers or a soft cloth to scrub gently. This not only buffs out scratches but also aids in preventing future buildup on the lenses.

Whip up a paste by combining baking soda and water in a small bowl. Apply the paste generously to cover the entire lens and gently buff. Rinse it off with water, and you’re good to go with sparkling-clean lenses.

Harness the cleaning power of white vinegar for more than just household chores – give your eyeglasses some love too! Mix baking soda and vinegar until the foaming subsides, then use a soft cloth to buff out scratches with the effective mixture. Your glasses will thank you for the sparkling results!

Consider brass polish as a potential solution for eliminating stubborn debris and shallow scratches from your lenses. However, exercise caution and inspect the label carefully; if the product contains acetone, it might have an adverse effect and potentially damage your lenses instead.

Grab a cotton ball and apply a bit of regular toothpaste (avoid gels or whitening formulas). Gently massage it into the scratched lenses for 10-15 seconds. Rinse and repeat if scratches persist. Your lenses will thank you for the spa treatment!

Leverage the power of rubbing alcohol to effectively erase scratches, with the aid of a gentle abrasive like a microfiber cloth or a touch of baking soda. This versatile solution not only helps in eliminating scratches but also serves as an excellent cleaner for your lenses, even when there are no scratches to buff out.

In the absence of rubbing alcohol or baking soda, a straightforward mixture of soap and water can come to the rescue. Equip yourself with a microfiber cloth to aid in gently polishing out those scratches. A simple solution for a clear view!

When all else fails, eye clinics offer scratch repair kits that can assist in filling minor scratches on your lenses. This solution should effectively address the issue and serve as a temporary fix until you decide to invest in a new pair.

Furniture polish can fill in minor scratches. Apply a small amount on a soft cloth and rub it gently over the lens, then wipe clean with a dry cloth.

Apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly over the scratch and gently rub it in. This can temporarily fill in and make the scratches less noticeable.

Use a small amount of non-abrasive metal polish on a soft cloth to gently buff out scratches. Be cautious as some metal polishes can be too abrasive for delicate lens surfaces.

Rub the inside of a banana peel on the lens in a circular motion. The natural oils and mild abrasive quality of the peel can help reduce the appearance of scratches.

Gently rub a clean pencil eraser over the scratch. The rubber can sometimes buff out light scratches without damaging the lens.

Apply a small amount of almond oil over the scratches. The oil can help fill in the scratches and improve the clarity of the lens.

Mix lemon juice with egg white and apply it to the lens. The acidic and protein-rich mixture can help in reducing the visibility of scratches.

Make a paste with cream of tartar and water. Apply it to the lens, gently rub, and then rinse off. This can help in minimizing scratches.

Rub a small amount of coconut oil on the scratches. The oil fills in the scratches and makes them less visible.

Mix toothpaste with baking soda to create a gentle abrasive paste. Apply it to the lens and rub gently to reduce scratch visibility.

Mix a small amount of ash with water to create a paste. This mildly abrasive paste can be used to buff out superficial scratches.

Apply a small amount of hydrogen peroxide on a cotton ball and gently rub it over the scratch. It can act as a mild bleaching agent to reduce the appearance of scratches.

Dab a small amount of non-acetone nail polish remover on a cotton swab and gently apply it to the scratch. This can sometimes help in reducing the scratch visibility.

Dissolve salt in water and soak the glasses in the solution. The saltwater can help in gently smoothing out the scratches.

Apply a bit of olive oil on the scratch and buff gently. The oil can fill in the scratches, making them less noticeable.

Make a paste with talcum powder and water. Apply this to the lens and gently rub to reduce the appearance of scratches.

Apply a small amount of wax-based furniture cleaner on a soft cloth and gently rub it over the lens. The wax can fill in the scratches and improve lens clarity.