How to clean a mirror in 3 simple steps
Do streaky mirrors get on your nerves? While they can noticeably build up gunk, grime and dust over time (especially those in a bathroom), you'll be pleased to know that you can easily clean a mirror in just three simple steps. Say goodbye to fingerprints for good...
How often should you clean a mirror?
Mirrors are a regular part of a cleaning schedule in the home. According to the experts, decorative mirrors should be throughly cleaned at least monthly to remove pollutants that settle on the surface. Meanwhile, bathroom mirrors will need daily attention to keep them clear from splatters, water and toothpaste.
Before you begin, you will need:
Step 3: Dry your mirror
Next, take a damp sponge and wipe the mirror in circular motions. Repeat the process to remove any excess water, and then use a clean microfibre cloth to dry it afterwards.
'If too much water is left on the mirror's surface, take a squeegee, and slide it from top to bottom, then side to side to remove all traces of cleaner or water,' Regina adds. 'For any remaining marks, always use a clean microfibre cloth to buff them away.'
You'll have spotless mirrors in no time!
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