Regular dish soap and water, wipe down with a damp cloth (I use old wash cloths). To remove scuff marks if there are any, try some baking soda on a non-scratch scrubby then rinse off with the damp cloth.
Guess it depends on how dirty they are. If it is just a regular build up some folks use dryer sheets. If it is grease from a kitchen you might consider tsp or a vinegar/Dawn mix.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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I use a magic eraser to clean mine and it works awesome!
Regular dish soap and water, wipe down with a damp cloth (I use old wash cloths). To remove scuff marks if there are any, try some baking soda on a non-scratch scrubby then rinse off with the damp cloth.
Guess it depends on how dirty they are. If it is just a regular build up some folks use dryer sheets. If it is grease from a kitchen you might consider tsp or a vinegar/Dawn mix.
I don't know the answer but I sure would like to. let me know what you discover, please.
Vaccum, then paint for a nice touch up