Today is a time to laugh together and enjoy human creativity.
Today with a time to laugh together and enjoy human creativity.
The toothpick - the screw of the 21st century.
Yes, you got it right, many of us have more than once used the ever so readily available toothpick as a screw to temporarily hold the handle of the glasses in place. The more creative ones often use a paper clip or other handy wire. Sometimes this temporary repair becomes permanent. After all, this is the most logical repair, in case of need.
Tape holds everything together. Mostly two halves of glasses.
For those of us who unknowingly find our glasses broken in two by innocent little hands, duct tape is our best friend. This is how you manage to bring the two separated halves together again. Unfortunately, with such a fracture in the area of the bridge of the glasses, even the optics are powerless. In that case, you'll probably need to replace your frame with a new one, or if you're lucky, you might get away with just buying a bridge (that wire on the nose that connects the two prescription lenses and has a silicone nanotubes This is the most dramatic breakage of glasses, before which human creativity is powerless.
Cotton instead of cotton (right– those soft particles on which the metal frame rests on our nose.)
This is the most frequently replaced element of glasses. They often get dirty and it is impossible to remove dirt, so it is good to replace them with new ones at a certain period of time. There are glasses that have metal or plastic lenses. They are attached with very small screws and this is often the reason for their loss. But still, the creative genius finds a solution to every case, and what other symbol of comfort and softness is there, better than cotton, of course carefully secured with tape.
Nail polish on a peeled frame.
The paint on some metal frames is not very durable and often peels off. Ladies will understand this application best. What if my eyeglass frames don't match the lipstick and shoes? That's right, you apply varnish to the frame and it instantly changes color, what do the designers understand... This is an inadvisable method if you are thinking of filing a claim. She will surely be rejected.
Quick-drying glue to stick glass that falls out of the frame.
If you want to hold something somewhere, you use glue. It is more invisible than tape and easier to apply. Never mind that a week later, your fingers are still sticky. The glass falls out when the frame is bent. So, even if we glue, we don't change anything, they will still fall. The deformation of the glasses is often a consequence of taking them off with one hand or wearing the head like a tiara. I advise you to keep your glasses, they are part of you.
Cleaning windows with window cleaner.
Diligent housewives do not tolerate dirt. Women's logic is known, it is anything but logical. True, prescription glasses are our windows to the world, but not in the literal sense, so do not use any preparations other than specialized sprays. Unless you want to achieve a matte effect and a nervous breakdown when you make a claim for broken coatings.
Glasses on glasses.
At some point, the need for glasses catches up with all of us. As we age, the need for near and far glasses is inevitable. Those who aren't ready to get used to progressive lenses get creative by layering their reading glasses over their distance glasses. This might work, but it's hardly comfortable.
Document pocket instead of a mask.
This innovative invention has gained traction in recent years. The lack of masks, and especially their high price, prompted the most creative to resort to materials at hand. You thread the pocket over the frame handles, the pocket bends to the shape of the glasses and there you have a safety mask, it's a bit flimsy and unlicensed but it can do the job.
We humans are full of ideas, it's a shame when we only use them when we destroy something. How much better it would be to apply our creativity to something new, something better and useful.
Still, take care of your eyes and glasses and be responsible with them. This way you will avoid unnecessary repairs.