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How to clean mirrors with talcum powder?
You will need
700 ml of water
2 tablespoons of talcum powder
Multiply these doses by 2 or 3, depending on the size and number of your mirrors.
Mix the water and talcum powder in a bowl and stir to dissolve the talcum powder. Then, soak a microfibre cloth in this solution, wring it out lightly and wipe it over the mirror in circular motions to remove any stains. Then wipe your mirror with a clean cloth to remove any excess solution without leaving any lint. Keep in mind that the water must be at room temperature or slightly warm for the talcum powder to dissolve completely.
To finish cleaning your mirrors, wipe them to make sure you remove all the traces still hanging around. To do this, wipe your mirror again with a clean chamois cloth.
For added convenience, you can pour your solution into a spray bottle. Then spray the mirrors before wiping them with a cloth.
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Tips: Prefer distilled water to clean your windows. It does not contain minerals and therefore will not stain your windows with white scale deposits as hard water would. Also, never clean your mirrors or windows with paper towels. These promote lint formation. So use a squeegee, microfiber cloth or even newspaper to make your mirrors shine without leaving any traces.
How to make a detergent to clean mirrors and perfume the bathroom?
For this you will need
250 ml of water
250 ml of household alcohol
10 drops of lemon essential oil
In a spray bottle, mix the water, isopropyl alcohol and drops of lemon essential oil. Shake the bottle well and spray on your mirrors. This solution will not only clean your mirrors, but will also perfume your bathroom.
What are some other tips for cleaning mirrors?
White vinegar
White vinegar is a natural scale remover that will allow you to effectively remove white marks from your mirrors. To do this, mix equal parts of white vinegar and water and pour your solution into a spray bottle. Then spray your mirrors with this solution and wipe them with newspaper.
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