Snorkel Goggle Anti-Fogging Plant

After going through obtaining knowledge of all of that, I learned that you don't need all of this stuff to anti-fog your goggles. This picture to the left is of the naupaka plant. These plants are usually plentiful on Hawaiian beaches.

Notice the oval shaped leaves, and more importantly, the uniqueness of the flowers. The most unique feature about this plant is that the flowers look like they have been cut in half.

To anti-fog your goggles, you can take a couple of the leaves of the naupaka plant, crush them with your hands, and then rub the leaf juice into your goggles. This works wonders to keep your goggles defogged. My friend Tim taught me about this and I was dumb founded because all this time, I was paying like $15 for a tiny bottle of Spit. Looking back, I'm thinking that all of the locals were probably thinking "Dumb tourists!" when I was spraying my goggles with expensive Spit, while I was thinking "I'm such an experienced snorkeler!" Lesson learned. Seriously though, the locals are all very friendly, and they were probably too polite to tell me that I was being an idiot and wasting my money.