Getting moisture out from inbetween lenses

[Thomson.]

How can I go about getting some moisture out from inbetween my spy soldier lenses. Thanks

 

[LC.]

Submerge them, shake off the excess then let them drip-dry standing upright so the water drains out.

 

[Thomson.]

That doesn't really make sense to me... any other ideas people?

 

[cobra_commander]

crack them open and shove a paper towel in there.

 

[skisquaw@420]

faulty seal, their done

 

[iggyskier]

You could try placing them by a heating vent or going to town with a hand drier, but they could very well be fucked. If the seal is broken water will continue to get in there over and over.

 

[Thomson.]

I think I'm just gonna let them dry all night. Thanks for the tips though.

 

[Silence]

yeah airflow is key

 

[White-Goblin]

if you cant get the water out or it keeps getting back in you can just tear off the thin thermal part of the lense and spray it with antifog.. i did this with a paintball lense or 2 and it worked perfectly fine and saved me buying a new lense

 

[freshlyDIPPED]

that happened to my phenoms all the time

 

[nkmo.]

Thats especially odd with Phenoms or many Smith goggles for that matter. Don't they all have those little inserts inbetween the lenses that wick moisture out?

 

[LC.]

It worked on my old Spys. Seriously - you ask for advice and get a straight answer. Kids these days...

 

[Thomson.]

Sorry bro it just doesn't seem like it would work, but I'll try it I guess.

 

[AB_Pow]

It would work because the surface tension would pull all the water toward the bottom as it drained and when it all drained out there would be no drops or anything.