I will be honest: My mirrors are usually the most dirt in my house. It almost does not understand; I see myself every day in the mirror (several times a day), but I never saw how dirty they are In fact Bad.
Cleaning Mirrors is one of the works I always closed because I just hate lines, and I think always lags behind, no matter what product I have used. I’ve tried Different glass cleaner, Microfiber dressesAnd even those special sprays that actually promise a streak-free glow, yet nothing ever works the way I want. So I mourn my mirrors to clean something else.
Out of curiosity (and resolve not to buy another mirror cleaning product), I decided to do some simple tests: dish soap. For my surprise, it actually works better than most of the products I tried. Here is how I did it.
A small drop goes a long way
So I believe that my first attempt on this was a stir, but this is because I put a lot of dish soap. My original ratio was close to 1: 1, and I ended with disappointment on my mirror.
In all fairness, my mirror broke out, but as a result of the SUDS, more work would have been done than the work I did, if I had used only one regular window cleaner, I knew that I had made a mistake somewhere – the whole thing is that it is considered easy!
The key is not to overdo it. In my second attempt, I added a drop of dish soap to a bowl filled with warm water. This is really. To make it easier, you can do it in one spray bottle Instead, but I took an additional lazy approach.
Were Clean glass Here, there is no real dish, so dish soap toothpaste is strong enough to cut the splapers and to cut through the strange fingerprints that exit from anywhere, but it thinning prevents you from fighting the film of soap that almost defeated me.
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The method that actually works
As I said, a spray bottle will make it very easy. To use dish soap to clean my mirrors, I added a drop of dish soap to a bowl filled with warm water and gently immersed the edge of a microfiber fabric in the solution, so that most of the clothes dried completely.
With a wet corner of the fabric, I gently wipe my mirror in a circular motion. Soap almost immediately (almost, almost, because it has been a few months, because I cleaned my mirrors and had a little grime) but the real trick was finishing with vertical swipes to complete it.
There was no endless buffing, no excessive curb, and there was no disappointment – just a quick hack using the same product that I already had at home.
Sparkling Finnish I did not expect honestly
Even before the mirror dried completely, I saw the difference. Strikes are usually my biggest headache because I try to fix them before the mirror dried completely – but when my mirror started drying up and there was no streak, I was pleasant.
To not mention, the mirror was clean. I immediately tried this on my entryway mirror again, just to ensure that, and it worked perfectly for the second time. It felt as if I was unlocked Cleaning hack I should have known years ago.
