glass cleaning

Firstly, prepare a clean cloth, preferably one that doesn't shed hair, and a bucket of clean water with a little dishwashing detergent to improve the cleaning effect. Of course, if conditions permit, getting a glass scraper is also excellent. This thing can scrape the water clean without leaving any marks.

The first step is to sweep away the dust and debris on the glass door. Use a soft bristled brush or feather duster, gently and not too hard, otherwise the dust will fly everywhere. The purpose is to reduce the possibility of dust and water sticking to the glass during subsequent cleaning.

Soak the cloth, squeeze out any excess moisture, and then start wiping the glass. Remember to wipe it up, down, left, right, and not leave it in any corner. When wiping, apply even force, don't leave one area shiny and the other gray.

After wiping it once, you may see some watermarks on the glass, at which point the glass scraper comes in handy. Use a scraper to scrape from top to bottom, from left to right, slowly removing all the watermarks. If you don't have a scraper, you can also use a dry cloth to wipe it again, but remember to be gentle and not scratch the glass.

Finally, it's about checking the work. Stand further away and check if all the glass doors have been wiped clean and if there are any missing areas. If there is, just wipe it again. Until you are satisfied.