It takes just three steps to clean your bathroom mirror. Are streaky mirrors irritating you? Mirrors can collect gunk, grime and dust over time. Forget fingerprints.
How often should your mirror be cleaned?
Your home should include bathroom mirrors in your regular cleaning schedule. They should be cleaned thoroughly at least once per month to remove any contaminants that might settle on them. To prevent water splatters from reaching bathroom mirrors, they should be cleaned on a daily basis.
Before you can start, you will need:
- Microfibre cloths
- A sponge
- A squeegee
Commercial glass cleaners include washing-up liquid, vinegar, and/or commercial cleaners. You should first test the cleaning solution on small areas before you apply it to your entire mirror.
These are the steps for cleaning a mirror:
Bathroom mirrors are prone to collecting gunk, dirt, and grime. Before you begin the big clean, make sure to remove any dirt and dust.
You will need a microfiber cloth to remove dust from your mirror.
Step 2: Time for a deep clean
Now it's time to clean your mirror using a mirror cleaner. This will get rid of any stubborn streaks and stains. Because of their acidity, warm water and vinegar are popular choices. This makes it easier to remove soap scales or limescale. Combine equal quantities of each ingredient, and then pour it in a spray bottle.
Experts recommend using warm water to clean your mirror. It will eliminate any stains, streaks and fog.
Once the dust is removed, you can use another microfibre cloth and spray the product onto the mirror. Next, rub the mirror in circular motions. Slowly and not at once. It is best to focus on small areas in order to achieve the best results.
Your mirror's condition may dictate that you use rubbing alcohol. To clean trouble spots, use cotton pads or cotton cloth.
Step 3: Dry your mirror
Use a damp sponge to clean the mirror in circular motions. Repeat the process until all water has been removed. Use a microfibre cloth to dry it.
Use a squeegee to remove water stains from the mirror's surface. To get rid of any traces of water and cleanser, slide it from the top to the bottom, then turn it sideways. Use a microfiber cloth for wiping off any marks.
You'll be able to have sparkling bathroom mirrors in no time!
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