For streak free mirrors, clean them with clear rubbing alcohol. Use an old cotton tee shirt to wipe the mirror clean.
Use air-freshener to clean mirrors. It does a good job and better still, leaves a lovely smell to the shine.
Mirrors can be streaklessly cleaned by using denatured alcohol and a soft cloth.
Hair spray buildup can be removed from a mirror by wiping the mirror with a crumpled up newspaper.
Rubbing alcohol will remove the hair spray mist from a bathroom mirror.
It is much easier and faster to clean mirrors with a squeegee. No lint, no streaks.
To avoid lint when cleaning mirrors, instead of paper towels use coffee filters.
Use crumpled newspapers instead of paper towels or cloth rags to clean mirrors. They are lint-free, very absorbent, and leave the glass sparkling.
No fog - Clean your bathroom mirror and then apply a mixture of water with a tiny bit of dish soap in it and then wipe dry. Should last till you clean it next... if not you might not have put enough soap in.
To keep mirrors or glass shower doors from fogging up when running bath water, fill the tub first with cold water, then add the hot water.
When mirrors are fogged after taking a shower, use a blow dryer to clear it. To prevent bathroom mirror from fogging up, apply a foamy shaving cream with a paper towel until it disappears. This will keep mirrors from steaming up for approximately 4-6 weeks.
To keep your bathroom mirrors from fogging up, apply a small amount of liquid soap to a dry washcloth and wipe over mirror. Take another washcloth and rub till no more soap is on the mirror.
Windows
It is much easier and faster to clean glass and mirrors with a squeegee. No lint, no streaks.
A simple glass cleaner is baking soda and water.
To avoid lint when cleaning windows, instead of paper towels use coffee filters.
Use crumpled newspapers instead of paper towels or cloth rags to clean windows and other glass surfaces. They are lint-free, very absorbent, and leave the glass sparkling.
Clean windows on an average temperature, preferably overcast day to avoid streaks.
Use vertical strokes when washing windows outside and horizontal for inside windows. This way you can tell which side has the streaks.
Straight vinegar will get outside windows really clean.
Easy, quick, and cheap way to get sparkling windows, at about $1.00 a gallon is your auto windshield washer solution. Spray it on and wipe with paper towel. Hard to remove water stains from sprinklers on large windows can be scraped off with a razor blade.
After you clean the glass, spray regular Pledge on and buff lightly. The water rolls right off and you don't have to clean the glass as often.
Mix cornstarch and water together in a bowl and wipe on windows with a cloth. Take a clean, dry cloth and wipe the window clear. This will remove dirty film from your windows and they will be crystal clear.
Clean windows with rubbing alcohol. Works well in cold weather or hot. No streaks even when the sun shines!
No fog - Clean your windows and then apply a mixture of water with a tiny bit of dish soap in it and then wipe dry. Should last till you clean it next... if not you might not have put enough soap in.
To keep frost off your windows, add 1/2 cup of rubbing alcohol or antifreeze to each quart of water used. Rub the windows with a sponge dipped in the solution, then polish with a newspaper.
To prevent windows from steaming, clean the glass occasionally with a cloth moistened with glycerin. Wipe it so only a trace of the glycerin is left on the surface. Use on the inside of a window.
Sills & Sashes
Clean your window sills and tracks with the vacuum cleaner.
To clean window sills, pour diluted rubbing alcohol on a cloth and rub the entire surface. Then dust off the sill with a clean cloth.
Window Screens
Carpet remnants glued to a small block of wood are an ingenious way to clean window screens.
Rather than bother with washing screens, use the vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment, screens look great after.
To clean window screens, take the screen out of the window, place in tub, spray with "scrubbing bubbles bathroom cleaner". Rinse, and replace in window.
Curtains
To freshen up curtains, throw them in the dryer with a damp towel and a softener sheet.
Dust curtains by tossing in your dryer and set on cool or air dry. Throw in a fabric softener sheet to help freshen them up.
Avoid splashing curtains when washing the windows by folding them on a coat hanger and hanging it from the pole or runner.
Blinds & Miniblinds
Dust blinds by wrapping a cloth around a ruler. Spray cloth with a dusting spray and run the flat end across each blind.
Wipe blinds and miniblinds with a damp fabric softener sheet to eliminate static that collects dust.
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