Nowadays, we are starting to see frosted glass show up in not only in dining establishments but also in the workplace.  Frosted glass is also quite common in residential settings as well. They aid in providing privacy in an area instantaneously, whether you’re using them in doors, home windows, or anywhere else. Sure regular glass looks excellent as well as welcoming since it is clear. However, with frosted glass, the can easily alter the room’s ambiance dramatically. The problem is, frosted glass can get stained or will show dirt differently than clear glass.

Frosted glass is available in various structures, styles, and quality in clarity. These qualities make it a very popular choice when decorating houses, workplaces, and restaurants. They work perfectly with a variety of decoration styles and motifs. While they actually require minimal care, stains and dirt can certainly impact the look and feel of the room they are used in.

Below are some tips on how to clean this beautiful type of glass properly.

Best Methods for Cleaning Frosted Glass

Depending on where the glass is located, regular cleaning as well as polishing will certainly help minimize your overall effort. Many a time, when frosted glass is utilized in doors or as space divider panels, you may have to watch out for finger prints. Also, certain structures in frosted glass could additionally trap dust.  Below are the tips to clean frosted glass and keep it looking great.

1. Gather the material required for cleaning the glass – rubber gloves, aged newspaper (if you can find one, use a clean rag), window cleaner, lint-free towel, as well as a sponge if there are stains. Use your gloves and spray the ammonia-based glass cleaner on a tiny part of the glass.
2. We recommend cleaning the glass in sections. Use the old newspaper to wipe over the glass.  Again, you can use a clean cloth, but newspaper can actually clean glass better. Operate in circular movement and clean the whole frosted glass in sections.
3. Next, use the sponge if the glass is very dirty or has some persistent spots. Apply slight tension while scrubbing the spots and grime off the texture. If there is a wooden structure or paint beside the frosted glass, be careful not to mistakenly scrub it.
4. Finally, use the window cleaner again to clean the glass one last time with paper. Finish up by wiping and polish the glass with the lint-free cloth.

Whether you are washing frosted glass doors, bathroom or living room windows, or any other furniture that has frosted glass, adhere to the actions discussed above. When you are finished cleaning and brightening the glass, allow it air-dry completely. With a normal cleaning routine, the glass will certainly stay streak-free and stain-free.

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