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Guidelines for Safe Handling of Soft Contact Lenses

Soft contact lenses are thin, dome shaped discs made of complex plastic material positioned on the cornea to focus images on the retina. Contact lenses are a safe, convenient, comfortable and affordable alternative to spectacles. There are basically two types of lenses, rigid gas permeable lenses (RGP) and soft lenses.

RGP lenses are semi- rigid lenses made from a plastic that allows oxygen through the eye and are the best, clinically. They are also easy to take care of, durable and give a clear vision. They are useful to all types of vision correction like astigmation, bifocals, and post surgery and cosmetic for all groups of age.

Soft lenses: Soft lenses made from water absorbing plastics, are flexible and membrane like for maximum comfort. Since they do not displace easily from the eyes, they are ideal for sports.

Silicon based soft lenses allow maximum oxygen to the cornea and therefore they can be safely worn for a month continuously. Soft lenses can correct all types of refractive errors. They are available for Toric (to correct astigmation), bifocal, weekly disposable, extended wear and cosmetic purposes.

Toric lenses: Toric lenses are made from the same material as regular contact lenses, the difference being in the design of the lenses. Toric lenses have two powers of curvatures at different angles, one for astigmation and the other for myopia or hyperopia. Toric contact lenses have a mechanism to keep the lens stable on the eyes even while blinking. The cost of the Toric lenses is more than the spherical lenses and fitting expenses are also more.

Disposable lenses are replaced every two weeks or sooner and are designed to be worn and then replaced with a new pair of lenses. Disposable contact lenses are favored because of their health and convenience benefits.

Daily disposables or one-day disposables are contact lenses that are discarded every night and replaced in the morning with a new pair. This option is the best because there is no lens cleaning and since there are no lens deposit build up there are no eye problems.

Extended wear lenses are approved to be worn without removal up to seven days .A "super permeable" lens material “silicone hydro gel" is approved up to 30 days of wear without removal. This is also known as continuous wear.

It is important to follow certain guidelines for safe handling of soft contact lenses:

Moisturizing soaps are not good for contact lenses and the hands should be dry before handling them.

One lens should be removed and cleaned with the recommended solution and the lens should be rubbed in the palm of the hand with a few drops of solution and the process should be repeated for the second lens.

Rinsing is an important step to remove the loosened debris.

Place the lenses in the lens holder filled with fresh water solution because disinfecting kills microorganisms in the lenses.

Avoid tap water on the contact lenses and accessories because it may cause serious eye infections.

Never touch the solution bottle tips as it can become contaminated.

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How do i remove candle wax out of a microfiber comforter?

How do i remove candle wax out of a microfiber comforter?

Take the comforter off the bed walk outside drop it on the drive way
pour gas on it lite a match throw the match on the comforter and jump
back and watch it burn. That takes the wax out of the comforter.

Does anyone know how to get cat hair off of a microfiber (suede) comforter?

Does anyone know how to get cat hair off of a microfiber (suede) comforter?

The microfiber seems to really hold the cat hair, like velcro. I have tried a lint roller. It still leaves some hair behind. I am also looking at buying a microfiber sofa & don't want to get one, if I can't clean cat hair off. Does anyone w/ cats have one? Help!!

A damp paper towel will do it. Otherwise try using strips of ductape.

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Important features of men's underwear

Waistband:

Men's underwear has 3 types of waistband.

- Encased elastic waistband
- The sewn inside elastic waistband
- The sewn on elastic waistband    

Encased elastic waistband is mostly found in boxers. Elastic is threaded through the casing and causes the boxer fabric to gather. This would be best for men who are allergic to latex. But major disadvantage is it leaves vertical red imprints on the body.
In sewn inside elastic waistband, elastic is exposed to the body. It does not leave red imprint marks on the body.

The sewn on elastic waistband is mostly found in briefs. It is very comfortable for the body and leaves very less red marks on the body. Several manufacturers are making their elastic waistbands with microfiber or having the inside brushed.

The fly:    

Only 20% men prefer fly. Majority of men simply go up and over. That’s why fly is mostly preferred as a decoration item than a functional feature. Whether men use it or not, fly will always be a stock feature on men's boxers. Boxer briefs and trunks will have a brief style fly treatment.

Inseam:

Lot of design changes have occurred between a man's legs. For increased comfort and improved fit, there is less of traditional intersecting of back, front and leg seams in the crotch area. Instead gussets and panels are becoming popular, and are very comfortable.

Gusset:

Gusset is generally available in diamond, rectangle or triangle shape, inserted in a garment to allow for more space and greater easy of movement. Gusset appears around the inseams. This allows the garment to have fewer seams. The underwear is thus form-fitting and comfortable. Inseams are becoming shorter. If inseams are very long, legs tend to creek up and so it needs frequent adjusting throughout the day.

Back Seam:

Back seam is a very important issue for most of the men. This seam will create a wedgy feeling. Most men don't like sitting on top of a back seam throughout the day. Most of the designer underwear don't have back seam. Instead, they have a gusset design to shape the garment.

Leg openings:

Men want freedom of movement without feeling that their stride is limited, or that their underwear legs need to be constantly adjusted. For woven boxers, look for boxers with plackets or slits on the side. These slits are usually 11/2 to 2 inches tall.

Jock cups:

The size of the cup gets larger as you go up in waistband size. There is no correlation between a man’s waist size and the size of the package.

Silhouette:

Men's underwear should fit the body without binding or bagging, regardless of a man's size. Underwear that binds is uncomfortable. Don't buy underwear too big assuming it will shrink. Underwear today is cut to fit and will not shrink wash after wash.

Fabric:     

Most of the men prefer cotton fabric. Highest quality cottons are pima cotton, supima cotton and Egyptian cotton. Microfiber is another very soft fabric for men's underwear.

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How can you get blood out of a Microfiber Down Comforter?

It's not a court tv murder mystery thing. I suddenly started my period and stained my expensive light green microfiber comforter. I tried washing it, but the thing won't come out. I don't want to buy another one. So PLEASE if you have an answer let me know. No jokes please.

You could try Hrydrogen Proxide. Pour some on the fabric and then wash with very cold water and soap. But if you have already washed and dried it then its already set in and stained. If the blood was fresh my treatment works!