What is the best method for cleaning frosted glass?

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You could use a wet magic eraser with a small amount of dishsoap.

1. Start with Windex or other glass cleaner. Usually this will do the job completely. ...
2. Scrub with newspaper or paper towels. ...
3. Clean in sections. ...
4. Try baking soda for tough stains. ...
5. Finish with another round of glass cleaner.

Is the frosted glass true frosted glass or has the frost been sprayed on frost paint?

The best thing I have used is SuperCloth. You could check e-cloth for a window/glass cloth that might work well too.

Try #5.

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Just remember don't use an abrasive cleanser when cleaning frosted glass. The abrasiveness can leave behind scratches on the frosted surface of the glass.

Lowes and Home Depot sells a product called SprayAway. It has no ammonia, and does an excellent job on glass. Do NOT use Rainex it will make a big mess.

Windex works on frosted glass.

sprayway glass cleaner is the best - not sure why frosted glass is harder to clean than other mirrors or glass

Hi Tikva, hope this helps you out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJCT8DJHtvA

This link is for frosted window film cleaning

https://windowfilmandmore.com/clean-maintain-decorative-window-film-window-tint/

Blown away by everyone's insightful responses on cleaning my frosted glass, thank you so much

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Ammonia- or alkaline-based cleaners are the best options for cleaning glass because of their specially created chemicals. Compared to other cleaning agents, ammonia evaporates more quickly, reducing the likelihood of streaks or the residue of dust or dirt particles.