What are your remedies for visor fogging?

[gchalifo]

This is more of a caution then a cure for the fogging.

I have tried a few things,m but when I tried the rain-x, my eyes were actually burning.....(ok wise ass, before you even say it....I DIDN'T PUT THE RAIN-X IN MY EYES!!!) lololol......

But something about the gases or fumes given off was causing the eyes to burn,....so be careful with some of those olde time remedies....they just might be painful!!!!

[Stellmon]

Originally Posted by 68ramair

It was invented in 1978 and didn't make it over here until 2005, don't know why. It's basically a second shield stuck to the inside of your main shield creating a sealed air gap. Similar to the double pane windows in most homes. The air gap is an insulator making the outside shield cold and the inside shield warm, ergo preventing "fog"

I think they're made from a different plastic too, at least on my HJC. Not nearly as scratch resistant as the outer shield. But it works wonders

[zrat]

I use Fog City Hyper Optiks on my full face and 3/4 helmets, sounds like the "pinlock" style mentioned above but it is also photochromatic, never have a fogging problem.

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[Shag]

I've heard that if you wipe the inside of the shield with saliva and let it dry that it will prevent fogging but that sounds kinda gross so I haven't tried it out. No, really. I'm not kidding.

[Shag]

From this page: Anti-fog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Home recipes

One method to prevent fogging is to apply a thin film of detergent, but this method is criticized because detergents are designed to be water soluble and they cause smearing.[5] Divers often use saliva,[6] which is a commonly known and effective anti-fogging agent.[7] Other home recipes exist, including the application of white vinegar with hot water,[8] or a mixture containing sudsy ammonia, alcohol and liquid dishwasher detergent .[9]

[gilly]

I use a product called Zooke. I got it in Daytona during bike week. It works good and stays on for a good while.

[bruce59]

Originally Posted by yamaweezle

Although I have never tried this firsthand, I have read that baby shampoo works very well. You remove the shield, coat both sides with baby shampoo, rinse off with cold water (washing away only the bubbles, leaving the film behind), and let air dry.

While snorkelling in Hawaii last fall , that was the method used for the mask. They have a bottle of water with some baby shampoo in it . just before going in the water you would splash some in, swish it around and dump it. ( no wiping). Works great for snorkelling ... haven't tried it for biking.

[docker]

This is what you need, rain repellent and I suppose anti most also!

[warriordude]

Shaving Cream. I tried it on my bathroom mirrior first to see how well it works.Did a side by side test.Can't say how it effects poly carb, how ever I change out my shields due to scratches but have started to take better care of them @ $50 + each on the Reevu helmet.

[LeaderDuece]

I've heard really good reviews about Cat Crap (that's its actual name) on other forums. This review seems to think its a good product, and it seems easy to apply.
Cat Crap Visor Anti-Fog - webBikeWorld