Mirrors get spotted with toothpaste and water marks. Glass cleaner works, but why buy it when you have vinegar? Mix one part vinegar with three parts water in a spray bottle.
Cleaning The Bathroom With Vinegar And Baking Soda
Spray it on the mirror. Wipe with a microfiber cloth. Suddenly you can see every pore on your face. It’s crystal clear and streak-free. No harsh fumes.
Fun fact: vinegar evaporates faster than water. So it dries without leaving those annoying rainbows. Magic, I tell you.
But Wait—The One Big Rule
This is important. Do not mix vinegar and baking soda in a sealed bottle. It’s like putting Mentos in a soda and shaking it. You’ll get an explosion you don’t want.
Also, avoid using vinegar on natural stone like marble or granite. It’s too acidic and will eat the surface. Stick to ceramic, glass, and porcelain.
And never, ever mix vinegar with bleach. That makes toxic chlorine gas. We want playful, not deadly.
