Cleaning dust
For removing dust, we recommend using microfiber. Microfiber grips onto fine particles, making it easy to remove dust quickly.
You can use a duster with a handle, like one of our microfiber dusters. We have dusters in three different lengths with high-grade microfiber:
Or you can use a multipurpose microfiber towel. Our microfiber towels use the same quality microfiber as our dusters so that you can pick up dust quickly and effortlessly.
Removing fingerprints
If you have fingerprints on your mirror, you may reach for cleaning products, such as Windex or ammonia. But, believe it or not, all you need is a damp microfiber towel.
A damp microfiber towel can remove fingerprints and other light marks easily from your mirror. Much like dust, any marks on your mirror will be lifted with the fibers from the microfiber—no Windex necessary.
Cleaning other soils
If your mirror has other soils, like creams, oils, or other caked-on dirt, you’ll need to use a product, such as a detergent to emulsify them. Simply get a bucket of hot water, a splash of dish detergent, and a microfiber towel to wipe away the soil.
Using circular motions, the soils should easily dislodge with soapy water and a microfiber towel. If you find it hasn’t come off after the first try, wet the spot with soapy water and let it sit for a few minutes, then go over it again with the microfiber cloth.
Removing labels or stickers
To remove labels and stickers from your mirror, we recommend using an adhesive remover such as a goo-remover or orange oil to emulsify the stickiness and a plastic scraper. If you don’t have a scraper, an old credit card should do the trick.
Allow the orange oil to soak into the sticker before scraping, and be gentle, as you don’t want to scratch the mirror.
Once you’ve removed the label or sticker from the mirror, you’ll need to repeat the previous step to remove oils from the mirror. This will ensure that you clean your mirror without streaks.
