How to Clean Ketchup Stains From Sunglasses: A Step-by-Step Guide
        No one likes having a messy pair of sunglasses. If you're dealing with ketchup stains on your favorite shades, there are a few easy strategies you can use to get a squeaky clean finish. By following some simple steps, you can get rid of stubborn ketchup stains in no time! 
        
        
          Updated 01 Jul 2023
          
            By Jacobim Mugabe
          
         
        
        
           
        
         Removing Ketchup Stains: The Basics 
  -  Start by removing any excess ketchup or other debris from the lenses. You may need to use a cloth or a soft brush to do this. 
-  Mix a small amount of dishwashing detergent in warm water and swish mixture around, then use it to dampen a cloth. Gently rub the cloth against the lenses in circular motions. 
-  Once you've rubbed all of the lenses with the soapy mixture, rinse cloth and run it through cold water. Wipe away any remaining soap residue. 
-  Use a dry, lint-free cloth to dry off the lenses. Make sure to buff out any streaks or smudges on the lenses. 
 Using Vinegar as a Stain Remover 
  -  If the stain is particularly stubborn, you may want to try using white vinegar as a cleaning agent. Mix an equal amount of white vinegar and water together in a bowl and dip a cloth into the mixture. Rub the cloth against the stained lenses until stain has faded. 
-  Once the stain has disappeared, rinse lenses off with warm water and buff them dry with a clean, lint-free cloth. 
 Tips for Keeping Sunglasses Clean 
  -  Make sure to regularly clean your sunglasses – even if they don't have any visible smudges. Regularly wiping down the lenses with a cloth will help prevent future stains from developing. 
-  When you're not wearing the glasses, keep them put away in a protective case. This will help prevent dust and dirt particles from getting on the lenses. 
-  Always store your sunglasses in a cool, dry place. Heat and moisture can damage the lenses and reduce clarity.