Best product for cleaning mirrors/windows

[PinkPussyCat]

Can anyone recommend a good cleaning product for my mirrorred wardrobe doors etc, preferably nice smelling but above all non-smearing?

TIA

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(All the goodhousekeeping bods are obviously busy buffing their own mirrors!)

White vinegar works well.

1 part vinegar to 1 part water in a spray bottle with old newspaper.

Ah this is the problem - I should have said I am trying to avoid vinegar in favour of something a bit more pleasant smelling...

i think all the usual glass cleaners are good but the trick is to use dry kitchen paper to remove it.

Can you remember any names DB?

mr muscle or windolene i suppose.

Thanks db

I shall try one of those instead of toiling away with the hot soapy water![clueless emoticon]

there might be a more environmentally friendly one by ecover, but the others are good.
spray it on sparingly, then remove with dry kitchen paper.

I just use an e-cloth (damp and wrung out v dry)

What is an e-cloth? Is it the same as a j-cloth?

God I really need to become a bit more domesticated....

google it ppc. they are thicker microfibre type cloths. for me the disadvantage is that they have to be washed separately from the rest of the laundry.
but you don't use chemicals so that's good.

I like windowlene

windowlene wipes are fab!

my mother and my dh use Mr Sheen (or tescos own as the case may be!) furniture polish.

try Method, it is minty fresh

Thanks all!

I use Nilglass available from Lakeland.

get yourself some sunglasses while you're at it. it might feel a bit bright to begin with.....exactly how long has it been since you cleaned your windows?

spontex window cloth (it is a very soft very very dense microfibre cloth) doesn't need anything to clean perhaps a tiny bit damp if it's really sticky - usual I just breath dampness onto the patio doors and that's enough.

Stick cloth in the wash lasts forever

I have converted several friends onto them.

Micro-fibre cloths are fab. I just use water with mine.

ecloth
good for general dusting too. not sure if you have to wash separately, but i know you're supposed to wash them at 90 degrees. when mine gets really dirty, I just bung them in with a 60 degrees whites wash and it's been fine

Dragonbutter

How very dare you!

Great suggestions (even the sunglasses) I knew that there had to be some stuff out there that isn't vinegar or hot soapy water.

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