Cleaning solutions | Bollé Safety

To increase the durability of your safety glasses or safety goggles, it is important to clean them regularly with a suitable solution. Bollé Safety offers various cleaning products such as tissues and sprays to facilitate the maintenance of your safety glasses. Discover the B-Clean cleaning sprays and tissues.

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B411

Lens cleaner (spray) 250ml

$6.50

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B401

200 multi-function dry cleaning tissues

$12.50

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B100

100 cleaning premoistened tissues dispenser

$16

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B412

Lens cleaner (spray) 50ml

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B402

Lens cleaner (spray) 500ml

$9.50

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B500

500 cleaning premoistened tissues dispenser

$51

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Cleaning solutions B-CLEAN

Cleaning solutions for your safety glasses: discover B-CLEAN

Why maintain your safety glasses with B-CLEAN cleaning solutions?

To extend the lifespan of your safety glasses, it is important to maintain them. This also allows for better visibility, improving your well-being. Keeping your safety glasses well-maintained enhances your daily safety in your work environment..

How to maintain and clean your safety glasses and safety goggles?

Before cleaning your safety glasses, rinse them with cold water to remove dust from the lenses. You can then use our B-Clean spray or tissues to clean your glasses. Microfiber wipes are very useful for drying or cleaning your lenses without scratching your glasses.
We also recommend storing and transporting your safety glasses in a case. You can find some here

Note that if your lenses or frames are damaged, it is necessary to replace the protective glasses to ensure optimal safety. Find more tips on our blog: https://www.bolle-safety.com/articles/

What are the precautions to avoid when cleaning your glasses?

It is not advisable to use hot water on the lenses as it damages the coating on the lens. Safety glasses should not be cleaned with fingers, tissue, or clothing, as this may scratch the lenses. Inappropriate solutions such as solvent, alcohol, or household cleaner are not recommended, they can make the lens opaque.