[header] How to take out hard contacts [title] Wash your hands with soap and warm water. [step] You must wash your hands with the right kind of soap before removing your contacts. Avoid using deodorant or moisturizing soap.
[header] How to take out hard contacts [title] Wash your hands with soap and warm water. [step] You must wash your hands with the right kind of soap before removing your contacts. Avoid using deodorant or moisturizing soap.
[title] Combine the 3 tablespoons baking soda and table salt in a small bowl. [step] Soak your hands in the baking soda and salt mixture for 30 seconds. This can also lead to orthodontic problems. [title] Squeeze out the excess fluid from the contacts. You don't want the residue on your contacts. There is also no need to use antibacterial soap because it is no more effective than regular soap. The application of soap from your hands may remove the contacts first, and make it easier to remove them later. [substeps] If you're concerned about your contacts losing their firm shape during the process, you can wear them with a hand sanitizer, especially if your contacts are labelled as " infection free.