How can I get rid of blurred vision that results from chlorine exposure?

Answer by  Anonymous

Star at a computer screen without blinking until your eyes begin to water, hold your staring, until you cant any longer and then once the tears have been shed the blurry vision should dissappear almost altogether or totally.

Answer by  Kris26 (28)

If your eyes are burning or your vision is blurred, rinse your eyes with plain water for 10 to 15 minutes. If you wear contacts, remove them before rinsing your eyes, do not put the contacts back in your eyes, dispose of them even if you do not wear disposable contacts.

Answer by  Anonymous

Get a dixie cup, fill it up with cold water out of a bottle, (out of the tab will work as long as its purified) hold your eye in the cup and blink, then repeat in the other. in the morning it should be back to normal or somewhat.

Answer by  Rosaline (50)

The blurry vision is probably a result of irritation in your eyes from the chlorine, which is a pretty strong chemical in the first place. In order to avoid it, just wear goggles. Once your eyes are irritated, though, you can flush them with water or eye drops, both of which simulate the action of tears washing out the chlorine.

Answer by  swimsis (152)

The best solution is prevention, hence the sales of swim goggles. The best thing for eyes is saline solution. It is used by wearer's of contacts to clean and store the contacts, and to re-moisturize the eyeballs. Flush the eyes with saline solution several times, then a rest period of closed eyes for 10 to 15 minutes.

Answer by  TwoToneDodge (2204)

Start using goggles! If your eyes are irritated rinse them theroughly with fresh clean water. Natural tears are also very helpful so countinuous blinking will work up some water from your eyes. If you are this bothered by it visiting a doctor is recomended, though he may only tell you to use you goggles.

Answer by  Anonymous

I crush up a 1000mg Vitamin C tablet into a fine powder, then mix the powder in a 2 liter bottle with tap water. I then rinse my eyes with just a little bit of this water while in the shower, then rinse it all out of my eyes.

Answer by  Anonymous

Rinse your eyes thorougly with contact solution even if you don't wear them for 10 minutes then rinse them with water or 5 then that should take it away or close to it!!

Answer by  Anonymous

just take a good shower and your eyes will go back to normal or at lease close to that. But when you wake up in the morning it'll be back to normal. Peace-Irie

Answer by  Anonymous

putting milk in your eyes works wonders! It is a well known fact amongst synchronised swimmers

Answer by  Anonymous

Gauge your eyes out with a grapefruit spoon - fast!

Answer by  Anonymous

use a towel get some cold water and put on the eye

Answer by  Anonymous

I've played waterpolo for years and for those of you who dont know, your not allowed to use goggles for safety reasons. After every game I cant even open my eyes so I put COLD MILK in my eyes. The calcium in the milk helps to soothe your eyes!! Itworks!

Answer by  Anonymous

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Answer by  Anonymous

To prevent chlorine to your eyes don't look underwater or wear good swimming goggles and you should also rinse your eyes with tab water until your eyes are not so irritated

Answer by  Anonymous

petrol does the trick...

Answer by  Anonymous

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Answer by  Anonymous

put some cold water on a towel and hold it there for about 5 minuts

Answer by  funny4evercook (0)

well i would think that people would be smart not to open their eyes under water but that woul dstill be ok but you can just splash4-5 times with cold water you should be fine

Answer by  Anonymous

contact saline solution