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It's bound to happen sooner or later: mask fog. Fog is an annoyance and source of frustration for a great many new divers - especially so with new equipment. You can prevent fog from forming by preparing the mask before diving. Taking the time to clean your mask before your next dive will make it a lot more enjoyable! | It's bound to happen sooner or later: mask fog. Fog is an annoyance and source of frustration for a great many new divers - especially so with new equipment. You can prevent fog from forming by preparing the mask before diving. Taking the time to clean your mask before your next dive will make it a lot more enjoyable! | ||
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#Clean the inside surface and rinse before entering the water on the day of diving. If the mask is removed for any reason, either spit (some say beware of this as there are a lot of nasties in saliva that you don't want in your eyes) on the lenses or add commercial defogging drops to keep them clean. | #Clean the inside surface and rinse before entering the water on the day of diving. If the mask is removed for any reason, either spit (some say beware of this as there are a lot of nasties in saliva that you don't want in your eyes) on the lenses or add commercial defogging drops to keep them clean. | ||
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