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Mirrored Wardrobe Doors and Vanity Mirrors

A number of “Do’s” and “Don’ts” should be observed when cleaning mirrored wardrobe doors – or any

other mirrors.

Do use one of these three types of recommended mirror cleaners:

· A weak (5-10%) solution of methyl, ethyl, or rubbing alcohol in water. Windex, Solox, or other

household glass cleaners are of this type.

· Weak household ammonia water solutions – provided they do not contain alkali, which many

do.

· Weak (5%) household vinegar solutions – if the odor is not objectionable.

Do use a clean, soft rag or paper towel to clean mirrors.

Do protect the mirror by applying cleaner to the cloth, rather than the mirror. Wipe the edges clean

and dry off any excess solution.

Don’t use heavy- duty harsh commercial cleaning solutions on mirrors. Most of them contain the

three A’s, abrasive, alkali, and acids, which are harmful to mirrors.

Don’t use dirty or gritty rags, knives, scrapers, emery cloth or other abrasive materials for cleaning.

Don’t abuse the critical edges. Most mirror failures are at the edges – where excess solutions attack

the backing at its most vulnerable point.

Sliding Glass Doors

Sliding glass patio doors should receive the same care given to aluminum windows. Be sure that

there are no foreign objects in the track to impede operation. The rollers will deteriorate if the tracks

are not kept clean and clear. Paraffin is a good lubricant for these tracks. Most patio doors have

screws on the bottom frame corners for adjusting door travel.

Framed Mirrors

The frame portion of these types of mirrors should be cleaned with furniture polish and dried

immediately if water is splashed on to the surface.

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