Cleaning mirrors

ageandjo

In the bathroom we have a mirror that has been hidden by a shower tidy for ages, now it's covered in scum type stuff YUK How on earth can I get if off? Tried bleach/stardrops
Anyone would think I live in a dump and I dont

Ticklemouse

Microfibre cloth, hot soapy water and lots of elbow grease.

ageandjo

Where can I buy elbow grease??;) :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

finc

ageandjo wrote:

Where can I buy elbow grease??;) :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Here!!

ageandjo

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auditbabe

finc wrote:

Here!!

Thank you for that I've been attempting to souce that for many years now:beer: :T :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Ghost

finc wrote:

Here!!

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needmoney

surprised stardrops didn't work was it neat?

Try a tiny bit of mirror with Jiff (cif) now.

Ghost

Hi Ageandjo,

The best thing for cleaning grubby tiles, ceramics, chrome and mirrors is HG hagesan blue http://www.hginternational.com/uk/, which you can buy at good tile stores.

Roz_V

finc wrote:

Here!!

:j :j They sell time aswel.... Finally I can buy myself that 8th day in the week in which to relax!! :j :j

Quincy_3

Diluted Jif/Cif will work as then it acts just like Jewellers Rouge and I use it on my Brilliant Cut mirror and that comes up a treat and dont worry about abrasives as only a carbide substance or diamond substance or even ceramic substance can damage silvered glass. (ex glazier)