How to clean a mirror with vinegar?

I use vinegar and water. My cleaning lady swears by Windex.

I use white vinegar and water 50/50 with a soft microfiber towel.

Vinegar water. Magic eraser if there is grime on it. Use microfiber or newspaper to shine it up.

I use white vinegar too, but I find coffee filters work best for shining the mirror

white vinegar

apply with a paper towel or rag dampened with white vinegar, polish with a lint free rag or papertowel. also good for places that need antibacterial cleaning!

A white vinegar and water mixture should clean it, just don't get any on the frame. If it's cloudy or has black spots, the 'silver' has been damaged.

1/4 cup rubbing alcohol

1/4 cup white vinegar

I think that either alcohol or vinegar would work. I personally use vinegar on the windows. I have never mixed them together, they both pretty much do the same thing, the alcohol just makes it dry faster.

Vinegar and water, maybe with a half drop of Dawn if they’re nasty. I scrub with old white socks and buff with old T-shirt’s (or coffee filters).

I use vinegar with a squeegie.

white vinegar and newspaper

Try using plain water with a little vinegar and using lint free cloths to aply and dry. I also use a squeegee to save time. Commercial spray cleaners leave a film for me also.

white vinegar and water 50/50 a dab of blue dawn dish soap and a dab of jet dry, micro fiber cloth

Mix 1 part hot water and 1 part vinegar. Either use a squeegee or bunched up newspaper. If you use the squeegee continue to wet it slightly as you go along. Newspaper print is great fo cleaning windows but you'll definitely want to use rubber gloves because other wise you will get newsprint all over your hands. For windows it's best to do it on a cloudy day rather than a sunny ay. For mirrors, of course, any time is O.K.

I use vinegar and water or vinegar gel. Microfiber cloths and a squeegee will remove the cleaning products. My trick is to go horizontal drying outside and vertical on the inside so I can tell where any streaks are.

I save all the mist spray bottles from used cleaning products that I am not using for refills.

•4 cups 💧

•2 cups white vinegar

•1/2 cup Blue DAWN (SPRAY & Wash is ok too)🫧

💦🔫SPRAY ON OUTDOOR WINDOWS 🪟

🧽wipe to clean

🚿Spray a 2nd time if needed

(use squeegee to remove excess water-💵tree has everything u need)

CUT RECIPE IN HALF FOR INDOOR

🪟WINDOWS & MIRRORS🪞

🛀SHOWER DOORS &👖👕FABRIC STAINS

•Hydrogen Peroxide that is sold in the sprayable bottles

•1 Tablespoons 🥄 Baking Soda

•1 Tablespoons 🥄BLUE DAWN

(for very thick soap scum, spray & leave solution & spray again. Use a new squeegee different from the one used on windows)

THIS IS ALSO AMAZING FOR REMOVING STAINS ON CLOTHING, CARPET,COUCHES & UPHOLSTERY 🤩

Spray and wipe!

Hi Abby, hope this helps you out.

Mix one-part vinegar with four parts water and pour it into the spray bottle. Spray the solution onto the cotton cloth or directly onto the mirror. Before the spray dries, wipe the mirror from side to side or up and down with the cotton cloth. Never wipe the mirror in circles.

Spray on window and clean off with newspaper!

I use vinegar, 50/50 mix with water, put it in a spray bottle and wipe away with a clean cotton rag. I used to use newspaper but it's rare to get one these days, so I use an old t-shirt. Paper towels tend to leave dust behind.

Mix one-part vinegar with four parts water and pour it into the spray bottle. Spray the solution onto the cotton cloth or directly onto the mirror. Before the spray dries, wipe the mirror from side to side or up and down with the cotton cloth. Never wipe the mirror in circles.

Another vote for vinegar and water, half and half. Then a microfiber cloth.

Just use a 50/50 ratio of vinegar to water and apply a small amount to a lint free clean cloth. Wipe on to clean and then dry with a dry soft cloth.

Hi Abby, hope this helps you out.

Mix one-part vinegar with four parts water and pour it into the spray bottle. Spray the solution onto the cotton cloth or directly onto the mirror. Before the spray dries, wipe the mirror from side to side or up and down with the cotton cloth. Never wipe the mirror in circles.

Best glass cleaner is a microfiber cloth and water.

I clean for a living and that’s all I use.

1. Spot clean any gunk, toothpaste etc. with white vinegar and a cotton cloth.
2. Clean the edges or around any screws with vinegar and the cotton buds/toothbrush.
3. Mix one-part vinegar with four parts water and pour it into the spray bottle.
4. Spray the solution onto the cotton cloth or directly onto the mirror.
5. Before the spray dries, wipe the mirror from side to side or up and down with the cotton cloth. Never wipe the mirror in circles.
6. Take the microfibre cloth and dry the mirror using the same side to side or up and down action.
7. Once the mirror is dry, look at the mirror from the side to see if there are any missed areas or streaks. Spot clean these and buff.

Yes! A 50/50 solution of water/cleaning vinegar works well to have streak-free mirrors. Use a micro-fiber cloth to dry.

You can use straight or dillute with water and a couple drops of dish detergent. However, I have found that a sueded microfiber cloth with a tiny bit of water is the best thing to get a streak free shine on mirrors and glass. SuperCloth is my favorite but the Dollar Tree has some great cloths that work well too, even on stainless appliances.

Any smears or fingermarks can be removed by buffing it with a little white vinegar and paper towels for a sparkling, smear-free finish.

Hi Abby: You can use any window spray, but what you need to do is not use anything that has been washed and had a softener added to the water or dryer. That will leave streaks, as will most paper towels. Once you clean your mirror, if you have a small scrap of carpeting, run that over the area and it will sparkle! If you go to a carpet store, they may have scraps, or even in the back of the store in their trash bin :) Get a few pieces and use them dry. Great for the inside of car windows, too, especially the windshield!

A 50/50 mixture of white household cleaning vinegar and water will clean well. Use a lint-free clean cloth or coffee filters work well for small to medium sized mirrors.