How to Clean Glass and Mirrors Without Streaks

Dirty or linty cloth

Cotton cloths and old rags leave lint and spread grease around instead of lifting it.

Too much cleaner

Extra liquid is hard to wipe off fully and dries into a hazy film.

Direct sunlight

On hot, sunny glass the cleaner dries before you can wipe it, leaving marks.

Hard water and soap

Water spots on windows and soap film on shower glass need a different cleaner first.

🧴 Glass cleaner

A streak-free, ammonia-free glass cleaner in a spray bottle.

🧽 Two microfibre cloths

One to clean and one dry cloth to buff. Lint-free is the key.

🪟 Squeegee

For large windows, glass doors and shower panels.

🧹 Soft brush

To clear dust from window frames and tracks before you start.

Dust first. Brush or wipe dust off the glass, frame and window tracks, so it doesn't turn into mud.

Choose the right time. Clean in the shade, or in the morning or evening, not on hot glass in direct sun.

Spray lightly. A light, even mist is enough. On mirrors near walls or frames, spray onto the cloth instead.

Wipe top to bottom. Use a folded microfibre cloth in an "S" pattern from top to bottom, so drips land on the area still to be cleaned.

Buff dry. Polish with a second dry microfibre cloth for a streak-free shine. On big panes, use a squeegee and wipe the blade after each stroke.

Check from an angle. Look at the glass from the side, in daylight, and touch up any missed spots.

✔ Do

• Use clean, lint-free microfibre cloths and wash them often.
• Spray lightly. A little cleaner goes a long way.
• Clean in the shade or when the glass is cool.
• Dust frames and tracks before cleaning the glass.
• Use a safe, steady ladder for high windows, with someone holding it.
• Keep the cleaner closed and out of reach of children.

✘ Don't

• Never mix glass cleaner with bleach or other cleaning products.
• Don't use steel wool, scouring pads or abrasive powder. They scratch glass.
• Don't use dishwash liquid or soap. It leaves a film that causes streaks.
• Don't spray directly onto electronics, switches or wooden frames.
• Don't lean out of windows to clean the outside of high floors.
• Don't spray towards eyes or the face.

5 fragrances

Pick your favourite

Home to bulk

Choose your pack size

One 5 L can refills a 500 ml spray bottle about 10 times, so it's great value for homes and offices.

🏠 Homes

Windows, mirrors, glass tables and showcases.

🏢 Offices & showrooms

Glass doors, partitions and display counters.

🏨 Hotels & hospitals

Room mirrors, lobby glass and washroom fittings.

🧹 Housekeeping teams

25 L and 50 L packs for contract cleaning and facility management.

Daily

Wipe fingerprints from glass tables, doors and counters.

Weekly

Clean mirrors, shower glass and inside windows.

Monthly

Clean outside windows, frames and window tracks.

After dust storms

Brush off the dust first, then clean, to avoid scratches.

Why does my glass still have streaks?

The usual causes are a dirty or linty cloth, too much spray, or cleaning in direct sun. Use a fresh microfibre cloth, spray lightly and buff dry with a second cloth.

What does "ammonia-free" mean?

The cleaner does not contain ammonia, so it has no harsh, sharp smell. Ammonia-free cleaners are often preferred for tinted films, but always check the film maker's advice.

Can I use it on other surfaces?

Yes, on most shiny, hard surfaces such as glossy tiles, steel and laminate. Test on a small hidden area first and avoid unsealed wood and electronics.

Which pack size should I buy?

5 L is ideal for homes and small offices to refill a spray bottle. 10 L, 25 L and 50 L packs suit hotels, showrooms and housekeeping teams. For regular bulk supply, request a quote.