Mirrors

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Cleaning

  • Bounce. Wipe down mirrors with a clean, used sheet of Bounce. The anti-static elements in the Bounce prevent dust and lint from resettling on the mirrored glass.
  • Clean Shower. To clean a mirror, spray Clean Shower directly on the mirror, wipe it off with a sponge, spray the surface with water, and wipe dry.
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  • Glade Air Freshener. Spray Glade Air Freshener on a soft, clean cloth, and wipe down the mirror, leaving the glass clean and smelling fresh.
  • Mott's Applesauce. To clean mirrors, smear Mott's Applesauce on the glass, then wipe clean.
  • Mr. Coffee Filters. Made from 100 percent virgin paper, Mr. Coffee Filters do a great job cleaning mirrors without leaving behind any lint.
  • Parsons' Ammonia. Add six tablespoons of Parsons' Ammonia to one quart of warm water. Apply the solution to mirrors with a sponge, clean cloth, or pump spray bottle, and wipe dry.

Defogging

  • Conair Blow Dryer. To dry steam off a fogged-up bathroom mirror, use a Conair Pro Styler Blow Dryer to blow hot air at the mirror.
  • Gillette Foamy. To keep your bathroom mirror from fogging up, spread Gillette Foamy shaving cream on the glass and wipe clean with a soft cloth. The thin coat of soap film left behind can prevent the mirror from steaming up for up to three weeks.
  • Spam. To keep the condensation off the bathroom mirror, rub Spam luncheon meat on the glass, and wipe clean with a soft cloth. The oils in the Spam prevent the mirror from fogging up.

Hair Spray

  • Smirnoff Vodka. To clean hair spray from mirrors, saturate a soft, clean cloth with Smirnoff Vodka and wipe the glass spick and span.

Repairing

  • Reynolds Wrap. To disguise the peeling silver on an old mirror, scrape off the flaked area on the back of the mirror, cut a piece of Reynolds Wrap to fit the spot, and tape into place with the shiny side facing the glass.

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