Shaving cream as anti fog?

[stairman]

Anybody ever try this? I saw on an infomercial on handyman secrets and it was said to be a great home remedy for fogged windows.

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Spit

[willardj]

Spit

and baby shampoo.

[Sludge]

Just about everybody who's been around awhile knows Johnson's Baby Shampoo is the best defog available, but I got into trouble for not using the $4.95/bottle junk we sell. So I collect empty Sea Drops bottles from around the pool area and put JBS in them. I'm happy and the shop owner's happy.

[FW]

Just about everybody who's been around awhile knows Johnson's Baby Shampoo is the best defog available, but I got into trouble for not using the $4.95/bottle junk we sell. So I collect empty Sea Drops bottles from around the pool area and put JBS in them. I'm happy and the shop owner's happy.

I gonna tell!

[mfascuba]

I'd think that shaving cream would be a bit rough on the mucous membranes around the eyes...

[Meister481]

I'd think that shaving cream would be a bit rough on the mucous membranes around the eyes...

My thoughts exactly! forget to rinse it all and you're done diving for a while. Shaving cream will do in latex drysuit seals.

[Sludge]

I gonna tell!

He knows, and approves. As long as the customers see me putting stuff in my mask that comes from a Sea Drops bottle.

Mark's right, too, that shaving cream will irritate your eyes. That's another benefit of the JBS.

[Webmaster]

Spit. And I never leave it behind.

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Spit. And I never leave it behind.

...and I always have more to offer my buddies