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Streak-Free Mirrors

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Date: 03/14/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Bathroom | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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What is the best remedy for obtaining streak-free mirrors?

Bryan from United Kingdom
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By StreakFree (Guest Post)
Try www.StreakFree.biz
Cloths

Posted on 11/20/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By wordswork (68) Contact
Vinegar also works well, if you don't mind the smell.

Cheers,
Rose Anne

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By handicapped91 (9) Contact
Where do you get a microfiber cloth?

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By b_bragg (9) Contact
I wet a sponge with water, squeeze out most of the water and wash the mirror. This works for me. No mess, no streaks. Then I use the sponge to clean the sink with cleanser.

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By downunderchick (122) Profile Contact
Microfibre cloths are magic! No cleaners needed. I hate using newspaper.

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By momma30 (54) Contact
I use water and cheapo paper towels. The epensive ones are too soft and leave all kinds of lint.

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By Debbie52 (1047) Profile Contact
Yes, I agree, the microfiber cloths work great to clean a mirror or any glass and it comes out with no streaks. You don't have to use any chemical, just water and you don't even have to dry. I find it's great on mirrored closet doors and the TV screen!

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Request: Streak Free Mirrors

Archived on 03/14/2007

I have tried everything to get my mirrors in all four of my bathrooms streak free and nothing seems to work. I have used all kinds of towels, cleaners, vinegar, etc. Help!

Jan from Calgary, Alberta

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RE: Streak Free Mirrors

Have you tried the micro fiber cloths? I think they're wonderful and you only use water when you clean... no streaks! (08/10/2005)

By Luvyabye

RE: Streak Free Mirrors

I use shaving cream and newspapers (as towels) to clean my mirrors. They dont steam over either! (08/10/2005)

RE: Streak Free Mirrors

I use a mix of 1/2 rubbing alcohol and 1/2 water for all mirrors and glass. Never streaks. I also use it to spray down the sides of my shower/tub walls after each bath and then I don't have to clean so often. Works much better than vinegar and the smell dissapates in seconds. (08/10/2005)

By snigdibbly

RE: Streak Free Mirrors

I use a coffee filter sprayed with air freshener. You might have to rub a little harder to get the toothpaste splatters off. (08/11/2005)

By melody_yesterday

RE: Streak Free Mirrors

I would recommend buying a microfibre cloth and using it to clean your bathroom mirrors. It is the first cloth I have ever used that has not left streaks on glass. Or you could use a squeegy and clean your mirrors that way. (08/11/2005)

By Ziggee

RE: Streak Free Mirrors

Wash with vinegar and water mix and dry with scrunched up news paper. No lint and no streaks. (08/11/2005)

RE: Streak Free Mirrors

I have always used a spray bottle with a 1/2 full rubbing alcohol and 1/2 cold water. Shake well each time before spraying and then dry with black AND WHITE news print from your paper. NOT COLORED this will leave sa mess. I live in a state where a lot of people spend the winters sking and going into the mountains for recriation. The salt and grime builds up quickly on the windows of the cars and trucks. Everyone I know carries black and white news print in their truncks to clean windows. In winter they use windsheild washer liquid because the crime is so bad but I never have a streaky window or mirror using the above methoud. (08/31/2005)

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