How to Clean Frosted Glass

A frosted glass door creates a dramatic entrance.

Frosted glass allows light into rooms while providing privacy, making it a useful compromise. Frosted glass is found in entrance doors with a variety of designs to fit any decor. Bathroom windows also make use of frosted glass. To keep the light shining through and add glimmer to the design, keep your frosted glass clean and free from smudges.

Things You'll Need

• Cleaning gloves
• Household cleaner with ammonia
• Lint-free cloth
• Toothbrush

Instructions

1. Don household cleaning gloves to prevent adding new smudges to the glass. Oils from the skin that transfer to the glass will eventually attract dust or dirt.

2. Remove dirt with a household cleaner containing ammonia. Spray the cleaner onto the glass and wipe clean with a soft, lint-free cloth.

3. Examine the crevices in the glass for dirt. Use an old toothbrush to scrub away dirt caught in the grooves. Scrubbing the grooves will not damage the design.

4. Continue to clean until the glass is clean.

References

• Krug: Care and Maintenance Instructions
• Great Glass: Cleaning and Restoring Glass
• Zhki's Gallery: Product Care