Mirror polishing

Mirror polishing. An endless struggle for many Czech housewives. Even after several washes, small deposits, tiny drops of water or even smudges still remain on the mirrors. The mirror still doesn't shine as it should. But try just a few tricks and your mirror in the bedroom, hallway or even the bathroom will shine like new again.

With us inecological cleaning we know that the less than ideal path to success is the so-called circular movements when polishing. We know from experience that polishing from side to side, from top to bottom, is a much better way. This is the only way you will be sure that you have really covered the entire surface of your mirror. It will not focus on areas that have already been polished once before.

Try to be sparing with the polish. It does a lot of damage to everything. At the same time, keep in mind that a mirror that is too wet is much more susceptible to possible damage. Always wipe the mirror dry and try to use a suitable cloth made of the finest microfibers.

Choose to avoid paper towels. They leave white pieces or lint on the mirrors, which makes the mirrors look dirty. The cloth used should be lint-free.

At the same time, the cleaner used should not contain any dyes, fragrances or soaps. These additives tend to cause a thin film to settle on the surface of the mirror, which tends to create unsightly smudges.

For glass surfaces, you will need an alcohol-based product that can easily deal with hand prints or dried stains. However, a simple mixture of water and lemon is also a suitable option, which can handle almost all possible traps.