Just make sure you don't rub the newspaper around the glass, as the ink may come off and leave marks. Then use the newspaper to pick up any remaining streaks. 'Rinse the cloth and then use it to remove the excess cleaning solution.' 'Spray a white vinegar solution directly onto the glass of your mirror and, using a damp cloth, immediately spread the solution across the glass making sure that you include all edges and corners', says Emily. To achieve the desired streak-free finish, we recommend buffing the mirror with a sheet of newspaper after going in with white vinegar spray and a microfibre cloth. 'Also, avoid using paper towels for wiping your mirror as they can leave small amounts of lint on the mirror.' What can I use to clean my mirror without streaks? 'You should avoid cleaning mirrors with washing-up liquid as this can cause streaks,' says cleaning expert Sarah. And in terms of cleaning solutions, avoid soapy products like washing-up liquid. A toothbrush is OK to use for spot cleaning, as the bristles aren't abrasive enough to damage the glass. Stick to microfibre cloths to do the majority of the cleaning.
'Also, never use a scrubbing pad or abrasive brush to clean your mirror (no matter how dirty it is) as these can scratch the glass and ruin the mirror.'
'When cleaning your mirror, avoid using any soaps or additives as these do not evaporate - and it's these that are the culprits when it comes to those unsightly streaks,' says Emily, Property Rescue.
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