Cleaning Mirror Tips

By

patsAZ

Use some shaving cream for the bathroom mirrors. Wipe off with soft cloth and your mirrors will be fog free.

By guest (Guest Post)

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.

By Enter your nameSusan from Hamilton (Guest Post)

I wash the microcloths in the washer and rinse with vinegar instead of fabric softener. 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.

By Jo-Ann (Guest Post)

These cloths are great for everything

By

ThriftyFun

If you're frustrated with getting your 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!

By Ardis