
Tip · how to clean high-gloss surfaces
Care for Reflective Surfaces Last
Mirrors, glass, polished stone and high-gloss cabinetry show every mark, so they should be finished last, once the dust and spray of cleaning the rest of the room has settled. Cleaning them too early means re-cleaning them after everything else. Use a residue-free approach and a dry, lint-free cloth, and inspect your work in changing light to catch smears the eye misses head-on. Reflective surfaces make or break the impression of a room, so give them the final, careful pass. This is central to keeping a property show-home ready.