Cleaning Mirror Tips
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Wonderfully helpful info.
Post By Moe (Guest Post)
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I design mirror frames with tiles and now i've started using masaic too.. Recently after using the grout , some of it left staines on the mirror itself and i really would like to know how to clean grout or cement stains off mirrors.. And its a bit scratched too.. Any tips on that?
Post By Danny (Guest Post)
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I design mirror frames with tiles and now I've started using mastic too. Recently after using the grout, some of it left stains on the mirror itself and I really would like to know how to clean grout or cement stains off mirrors. And its a bit scratched too. Any tips on that?
Post By Danny (Guest Post)
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The mirror in my bathroom behind the shower is almost impossible to clean [because of soap, shampoo, etc???]. What do you suggest. I have tried all the usual commercially available glass cleaners.
Post By Iain (Guest Post)
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Use some shaving cream for the bathroom mirrors. Wipe off with soft cloth and your mirrors will be fog free.
pats/AZ
Post by patsAZ
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This is the old standby that I thought was well known. Just use a splash of white distilled vinegar in water, and wipe off with newspaper. This is the most effective, inexpensive and eco-friendly way to clean your mirrors. When you're finished with the newspaper, you can put it in your compost pile.
Post By guest (Guest Post)
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Where do you buy the micro-fiber cloths?
Post by Joankay
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I wash the mircocloths in the washer and rinse with vinegar instead of fabric softener and the micro cloths only need water to clean and rinse with
I run a small cleaning business and I use them all the time for mirrors ,taps , glass etc If I need to clean something really filthy I use a regular cloth first to take the worst of the grime off.
Post By Enter your nameSusan from Hamilton (Guest Post)
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These cloths are great for everything
Post By Jo-Ann (Guest Post)
Cleaning Mirrors With Micro-Fiber
If your frustrated with getting you mirrors streak free, there's a new solution that works in a jiffy. Use the new micro-fiber cloths that are coming out with white vinegar. Don't use fabric softener with the micro-fiber cloths. Another good use is washing the car with them. You don't need soap, just water and your micro-fiber cloth. It works!
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