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Removing Hairspray from a Bathroom Mirror

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Date: 05/10/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Bathroom | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Post By Julia (Guest Post) (01/25/2008)
My mirror was pretty bad with hair spray but with a good rub of alcohol it come off completely. 25/01/08


Post By Karen (Guest Post) (05/17/2007)
Windex & Magic eraser.....I own a cleaning company...and this works better than anything I've tried...easier too.


Post By Cleaning Junkie (Guest Post) (05/16/2007)
Try using Dissolve AP cleaner. You can find it in Sally's or any beauty supply house. Make sure you don't confuse it with Fuller's Dissolve, this is NOT the same thing (I've made the mistake once). It works unbelieveable at getting the hairspray up off any surface, not just mirrors. The company that makes it is Agility Group, you can purchase it online too...


Post by lewis_admin (1147) | (05/10/2007)
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To clean the mirror in bathroom when it has hair spray on it, use warm water on a rag and wipe it good. Then use paper towels or a dry rag to dry it. This works GREAT! By Sandra

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RE: Cleaning Hairspray of a Bathroom Mirror

Rubbing alchohol works great also. (06/24/2004)

By Peggy

RE: Cleaning Hairspray of a Bathroom Mirror

I recently saw a show where they coated a clean bathroom mirror with shaving cream, then wiped it off. It kept the mirror from fogging up, the next time the shower was used. Sounds like it might prevent the hairspray from sticking to it, too. It's worth a try! (12/31/2004)

By FrugalFriend

RE: Cleaning Hairspray off shower door

Rubbing alcohol worked better than anything we had tried. It was great and so easy! (07/01/2005)

By Barbara

RE: Cleaning Hairspray of a Bathroom Mirror

To clean hairspray easily off a mirror, scrape the surface with a straight edged razer blade, then wipe clean. Unfortunately this will not work for any surface that will be damaged by the razer blade. (11/19/2006)

By Tracie


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