Contact lenses feel sandpaper-dry after about three hours of street wind - lobby rinse or push
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Anna Nowicka•207 rep6
Contact lenses feel sandpaper-dry after about three hours of street wind and dust. Lobby rinse now, or push through. Not contacts fog mid-parade, and not eyes from incense smoke alone.
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Anna Nowicka•207 rep3 Answers from travellers
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Sandpaper lenses are a peel-and-rinse cue. Lobby bathroom, rewetting drops if you carry them, then hotel live. Rubbing lenses on the curb in dusty air makes it worse.
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