When I played hockey it was a big issue with those clear masks they made us wear. You take your mask that was in your bag at 70 degrees, then put it on and breathe hot air while sweating in a 30 degree environment. Fog city.
dish soap in general works, or buy the super fancy sprays. You will hear people tell you to spit on it, but that only stops condensation from forming. Shaving cream works for the same reason soap does.
I had some antifog bar before, you would rub it into whatever needing anitfog benefit on. It appeared to just be a soap bar or glycerin soap bar.
When I worked as a boilermaker we always used shaving cream to help with safety glasses fogging up. It did help some but we worked in pretty hot and humid conditions.
As far as gloves I don’t really wear any while washing. My hands are all calloused over tho. I do have some latex gloves gloves called Diamond Grip made by Microflex that are awesome that I’ll throw on if picking up any nasty greasy garbage near dumpster or grease traps on commercial jobs. They’re super comfortable and easy to get on. They don’t tear easy either.
