It snowed here last night (it's snowing still) and it was great to have a pair of goggles between my baby blues and those stinging, blinding flakes. So I thought until they fogged up so bad rendering them completely useless after about two miles. Unlike what I've heard they were fogged up in motion as well as at stops, didn't clear up at all.

As a diver I spit on them, rubbed the saliva in with my fingers, that never seemed to do much good, did it anyway. Then I heard to coat them with dishwashing liquid, let it sit, then buff them with a rag, again to no good effect. Should I waste my time rubbing them with potatos, lemons and other such homespun notions?

They do have air vents on the side, I thought this was going to make a difference. It did not.

I thought at this point there would be some sort of anti-fogging spray. I've searched and gather that there is no such thing yet.

Half way home I was going to chuck em as junk, figure I'd post here and see if you guys have something on this.