2-I remember people using balled-up white bread, and using it as a dry sponge...weird, but it worked.
3-Magic Eraser
4- Wipe with a soapy damp cloth vertically from top to bottom.
5- I have soaked one briefly in mild soap and luke warm water, turning it slowly, and it did a good job, BUT only do that as a last resort, because it can ruin the fabric or rust the frame.
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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1-Vacuum for dust.
2-I remember people using balled-up white bread, and using it as a dry sponge...weird, but it worked.
3-Magic Eraser
4- Wipe with a soapy damp cloth vertically from top to bottom.
5- I have soaked one briefly in mild soap and luke warm water, turning it slowly, and it did a good job, BUT only do that as a last resort, because it can ruin the fabric or rust the frame.
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I put it in the kitchen sink with a spong and dish soap wash the shade and rinse off let it air dry