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My experience comes from the entertainment industry, but for large
volumes. I have seen them use an ultrasonic cleaning machine and a
forced air drying machine, the kinds used for industrial parts. If your
glasses are battery powered and cannot be immursed in water, I think
they make a machine which uses whatever the environmentally friendly
equivalent to Freon is. I would contact the manufacturer of the glasses
and see what they recommend. Also contact theme parks. I've also found
the folks at IMAX to be more than helpful. They use a polarizing rather
than anaglyph system and understand the materials.

Ck WONG wrote:
> ISEN-ASTC-L is a service of the Association of Science-Technology Centers
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> We are planning to put up 3-D shows with using of polarozed eye-glasses.
> In view environmental friendly, we prefer to use plastic one (like those in
> Disney World), so that we can cleaning it up after used.
>
> Does anyone have experience in using re-use plastic 3-D eyeglasses?  And
> how much does it cost to clean the 3-d eye-glasses?
>
> Thanks and cheers.
>
>
> CK WONG
> Senior Technical Officer (Operation & Maintenance)
> Hong Kong Science Museum
> http://hk.science.museum
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