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Answers (1) hill. Personally, if you use salt water properly, it won't cause any damages to your sunglasses. But if you rinse your sunglasses in salt water for a long time, it may cause some damages to the lens coating of your sunglasses. Anyway, you needn't rinse your sunglasses in salt water.
The taste was harmless once the water was treated. If algae is growing in your water glass, itâs obviously high time to chuck it. An overnight sit wonât do anything to make water unsafe to drink though. The water will just taste a little funky, and now you know the chemistry of why.