Glass & Mirror Cleaning Sheets
Compact sheets. Clearer-looking surfaces.
Prepare a cleaning solution for compatible household windows, mirrors, glass tables and other suitable reflective surfaces.
Prepare a cleaning solution for compatible household windows, mirrors, glass tables and other suitable reflective surfaces.
Glass Surface Guide
Glass and mirror surfaces can include specialised coatings, films, frames and seals. Check compatibility and test a small area first when directed.
Avoid allowing excess solution to collect around mirror edges, backing, frames and surrounding joins.
Protect Edges and Backing
Check for tinting, applied films, coatings, seals and frame materials before using the solution.
Check Coatings and Films
Confirm compatibility with decorative finishes, printed surfaces and adjoining timber or metal.
Check Surrounding Materials
Avoid spraying directly into tracks, locks, hinges, seals or other door hardware.
Protect Tracks and Hardware
Three Simple Steps
Confirm compatibility with the glass, coating, frame, film and surrounding materials.
Dissolve the directed amount in the specified quantity of water.
Apply as directed and finish with a clean, compatible lint-free cloth.
Glass Cleaning FAQs
Check the product directions before applying the prepared solution to coated, tinted or unfamiliar glass.
They are concentrated sheet-format products designed to prepare a solution for compatible glass, mirrors and reflective household surfaces.
Follow the specified sheet and water quantities. Store the solution in a clean, compatible and correctly labelled reusable bottle.
Only if the product and film manufacturer confirm compatibility. Some window films and coatings require specialised cleaning methods.
Follow the product directions. A clean, compatible lint-free cloth is commonly used on household glass and mirrors.
Do not mix cleaning products unless the manufacturer specifically directs you to do so.