How to Clean a Bathroom Mirror in 3 Easy Steps?

Are streaky mirrors irritating you? Mirrors can build up grime, gunk, and dust over time. Forget fingerprints.

How often should you clean your mirror?

Bathroom mirrors should be part of your home's regular cleaning routine. To remove any pollutants that may settle on decorative mirrors, they should be thoroughly cleaned at least once a month. Bath mirrors need to be cleaned daily to prevent splatters and water from reaching them.

Before you start, you'll need:

• Microfibre cloths

• A sponge

• A squeegee

• You can use commercial glass cleaners, like washing-up liquid with warm water, white vinegar with warm water, and/or commercial glass cleaner. To avoid staining your mirror, you should test the cleaning solution on a small area before applying it to your entire mirror.

  

These are the steps to clean a mirror.

Step 1: Remove dust

Bathroom mirrors can easily collect gunk, dust, or grime. Make sure to get rid of any dirt or dust from the surface before you start the big clean.

To remove dust from your mirror, you will need to use a microfiber cloth. 

Step 2: Time for a deep clean

It's now time to clean your mirror with a mirror cleaner. This will remove any stubborn streaks or stains. Warm water and vinegar are popular choices due to their acidity, which makes it easier to remove soap scum or limescale. Mix two equal amounts of each ingredient and then pour it into a spray bottle.

Experts recommend that you clean your mirror using warm water instead of cold water. This is because it will remove any stains, streaks, and fog.

After the dust has been removed, use another microfibre cloth to spray the product you choose onto the mirror. Then rub the mirror in circular motions. Do it slowly and not all at once. To achieve a perfect result, it is better to work in small areas.

You may need to use rubbing alcohol depending on the condition of your mirror. Use cotton pads or cotton cloth to clean any trouble spots.

Step 3: Dry your mirror

Next, use a damp sponge to wipe the mirror in circular motions. You can repeat the process until you have removed all water. Dry it with a microfibre cloth.

To remove any water stains from the mirror's surface using a squeegee. Slide it from top-to-bottom, then sideways, to get rid of all traces of cleanser and water. To remove any marks left behind, use a microfiber cloth to wipe them off.

In no time, you'll have sparkling bathroom mirrors!

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