It’s been a while since I posted a Works-for-me Wednesday tip. Now that my new blog is set up (I moved here from Blogger), I can get back into a routine. Or get into a routine, finally. I am not so sure I have ever been in a routine.
Anyway, my tip for this week is on cleaning the bathroom mirror. I have a huge bathroom mirror behind a double-sink and it is always covered with water spots (from splashy kids), toothpaste splatters, and even hand prints.
And that is usually within hours of cleaning it.
It can be quite maddening.
So, a while back I realized that when I get out of the shower, that’s assuming I actually get a shower, and the mirror is all foggy, I can wipe it down with a cloth. When it dries, all of those nasty little spots, drops and spatters are gone!
And it only takes me a few seconds!
That works for me, and I hope it can work for you, too.
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LOVE this idea because my kids seem to splatter every single time they wash their hands or brush their teeth! Thanks for sharing.
Why didn’t I think of this? Very clever. I can’t wait to try it!
I keep Clorox disinfecting wipes in each bathroom that I wipe the counters & mirrors down with and it keeps my bathroom sparkling all the time
Clorox wipes are a great idea.
I do not do well with the chemically smell because they trigger migraines, though. That is why I like the “steam cleaning.”
It’s a clever idea! I also suggest that when your mirror have stains, try using a mixture of vinegar, alcohol and water in cleaning it. It can remove the stains and makes your mirror shiny.
All the instructions given in this blog are great. I would like to thank you for taking the time to write this post. I really needed some information like this. Keep up the good work!
i’m attemping to view this on my cell phone, it comes out a little wonky. fyi