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Clean a bathroom mirror without soaking its edges: spray the cloth, then dry

Use a soft cloth lightly moistened with water or a mirror-approved cleaner, and dry the surface and edges promptly. Avoid flooding seams and the mirror backing.

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IKEA instructs owners of its bathroom mirrors to wipe glass using a cloth dampened with water or a window cleaner, then dry it. Applying liquid to the cloth rather than the glass also helps avoid wetting edges and joins.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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Check for cracked glass or loose wall fixings first; repair safety issues before cleaning. Avoid reaching from an unstable position.
Brush off loose dust or grit gently. Do not use abrasive pads or sharp scrapers.
Lightly dampen a soft, lint-free cloth with water. Add window cleaner to the cloth only if the mirror's care label permits it.
Wipe gently, keeping liquid from running into the edges or seams. Do not spray cleaning fluid directly onto the mirror.
Buff dry with another clean cloth, including the edges. Follow the frame maker's separate care instructions for wood or metal surrounds.
After steamy showers, ventilate and periodically wipe condensation from glass and nearby surfaces.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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