15 Comments so far

1. funny_sm had this to say about the topic:

   hot soapy water (from washing up liquid) as hot as your hands can take and a little squirt of bleach mixed into the water. Sponge over the mirrors and then dry with teatowel not the bittty ones. Ive got a glass table and use this method all the time, cleaners designed for the job just dont do it. especially when youve got kids with crayons etc on it.

2. andy m had this to say about the topic:

   50% water 50% white vinagar. works a treat…be sure to use a lint free cloth though…

3. crazymen had this to say about the topic:

   i use normal household polish and a clean non bitty rag. a pair of old undies are ideal! press down fairly hard and you should be left with a streak free finish!

4. alfiegir had this to say about the topic:

   cold water with a bit of old fashioned vinigar
   and wipe clean with newspaper best thing for mirrors works a treat no smears at all
   and cheap

5. ruthie had this to say about the topic:

   I agree with just me #1. I know this sounds crazy but I read one time for less streaks the less humidity in the room the better. I clean houses and offices so when I do mirrors in the bathrooms I keep the lights off less humidity less streaks.

6. Charley had this to say about the topic:

   Use 1 part water and 1 part vinegar, spray it on, and then use a coffee filter to wipe.

7. Paul R had this to say about the topic:

   If its an old mirror it might be flawed. Dont do anything its all part of the charm. If its not old and beautiful throw it out and start again.

8. tinab78 had this to say about the topic:

   Put 3 teabags inot a jug and pour on 1 pint of boiling water. Let it go cold and transfer into a sprayer.
   Spay the area and then wipe off with kitchen towel for a great, streak free shine.

9. Angelwit had this to say about the topic:

   Put a little vinegar in a bowl of hot water and clean them using a chamois leather dipped in this solution (wring C.L. out as much as possible first, of course). Paper is bril. for polishing off glass/mirrors after cleaning.

10. morning star had this to say about the topic:

    A bottle of Jiff lemon juice, put on with a duster, wiped off with a pair of (clean) old cotton (or non lint fabric) knickers

11. 2Girlsmo had this to say about the topic:

    I just use 2 microfiber cloths… 1 w/water on it and one that is dry. Wipe with the wet one first then dry with the dry cloth. No streaks or lint! Voila!

12. carly sue had this to say about the topic:

    hot water with vinegar in it -wipe with newspaper works every time

13. just me #1 had this to say about the topic:

    try just a damp – not real wet- microfiber cloth, works very good with out any cleansers. or you can try vinegar/water solution and wipe with newspapers. those are the only 2 things i use and both work good

14. trishieh had this to say about the topic:

    fairy liquid in warm water quickly wipe over mirrors i have large wardrobe with mirror doors , and i use fairy liquid in warm water then quickly dry wiv kitchen roll.

15. heartsha had this to say about the topic:

    White vinegar and newspaper