Do you want your mirrors to look like new? In that case, prepare a mixture, thanks to which there will be no trace of stains, spots and streaks. Just add … potato flour to the water. Few people know that this kitchen product has abrasive and polishing properties. It is worth cleaning the glass surfaces with it.
After cleaning on the mirrors, unsightly looking streaks remain. There are several reasons for their formation. They can be the remains of detergents. They also arise by inaccurate wiping of glass surfaces or by using inappropriate cloths. The cloths can be clean, and yet they will leave microfibers on the glass – after drying we will see delicate lines under the light.
The second problem when washing glass surfaces are stains. They form by uneven drying of flowing water with the center. In addition, soap, toothpaste or hard water can be made on bathroom mirrors.
Optical “dirt” of glass is also often due to the collapse of light on fat streaks or dust particles that have not been thoroughly removed. It is them who distract the light and make the surface look matte or not entirely clean despite washing.
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Potato flour mixed with soft water is an extremely effective, homemade mirror cleaning agent. Thanks to it, neither stains nor streaks will be created on a glass surface. Why does it work?
Potato flour cleans glass surfaces, absorbing fat and dust from them. In addition, it polishes them, but does not cause scratches. In turn, soft water, unlike the hard one, does not contain calcium and magnesium ions leaving sediment.
How to prepare a homemade mirror mixture? We add 1 tablespoon of potato flour to a glass of cold water. Mix the whole thoroughly until the lumps get rid of. Pour this mixture into a bottle and atomizer.
Before use, we shake the bottle and then spray the glass surface with a mixture. Finally, wipe the glass with a clean and dry microfiber cloth, making circular movements.
We can clean not only mirrors with potato flour mixture. It will also work when washing windows, glass tops or even glass.
