Dirt forms a coating on glass windows and mirrors easily, even if you clean them too often. Moreover, in spite of all the meticulous cleaning, the glass does not seem sparkling clean because of the fabric streaks and lint.
Cleaning windows seems like a pretty straightforward job. Let’s figure out how to use the strength of a glass cleaner and a lot of intelligence to get bright, sparkling clean windows with less effort.
Begin by wiping the area of any loose debris like lint or dust. Use only a lint-free microfiber cloth or crumpled up newspaper (only sections in black and white) for a sparkling and streak free finish. When combined with Ultrashine, the oils from newspaper can leave your windows and mirrors with a brilliant shine.
Clean the windows inside out for best results. Start by horizontal strokes on the interior and vertical ones on the exterior, that way it is easy to spot any smearing on the glass and touch ups can be done, making your job easier.Mirrors in bathrooms especially, tend to accumulate an unsightly layer of toothpaste, hairspray, or other bathroom products and even water marks. This can be even worse if you have hard water that causes calcium or lime to build up.

Dirt forms a coating on glass windows and mirrors easily, even if you clean them too often. Moreover, in spite of all the meticulous cleaning, the glass does not seem sparkling clean because of the fabric streaks and lint.
Cleaning windows seems like a pretty straightforward job. Let’s figure out how to use the strength of a glass cleaner and a lot of intelligence to get bright, sparkling clean windows with less effort.
Begin by wiping the area of any loose debris like lint or dust. Use only a lint-free microfiber cloth or crumpled up newspaper (only sections in black and white) for a sparkling and streak free finish. When combined with Ultrashine, the oils from newspaper can leave your windows and mirrors with a brilliant shine.
Clean the windows inside out for best results. Start by horizontal strokes on the interior and vertical ones on the exterior, that way it is easy to spot any smearing on the glass and touch ups can be done, making your job easier.Mirrors in bathrooms especially, tend to accumulate an unsightly layer of toothpaste, hairspray, or other bathroom products and even water marks. This can be even worse if you have hard water that causes calcium or lime to build up.