I’m a cleaning fan & my £1 hack gets your glass super clean with barely any faff…there’s no smears with this tip either
IF you have a glass table that is covered in smears and needs a bit of TLC, you’ve come to the right place.
British TV presenter, model and businesswoman Danielle Carly Mason is also a cleaning fan, and she recently took to social media to share how she keeps her glass table looking super clean, with barely any faff involved.
Posting her clip on TikTok, Danielle explained: “How you should really clean glass for smear free results.”
The cleaning whizz revealed that she has a three-step method that she swears by to clean her glass.
And not only is her hack really simple, but don’t worry, it’s super cheap too.
If you follow Danielle’s advice, you will only need to spend £1, and even better, it’s highly likely that you will already have the answer in your kitchen cupboard already.
She advised: “So, forget all the glass cleaners – here’s how I like to clean my tables – fairy liquid, a wet microfiber cloth and a dry microfiber cloth.
“Gonna get my wet cloth and I’m going to froth up the fairy liquid over the table and give it a good rub down, getting all the finger marks off and all those sticky icky bits.
“Keep going, make sure it’s nice and wet.
“Then, I’m just gonna go on the top of the table because it’s on a spinning access.
“And it’s that simple to use fairy liquid rather than trying to get all the smears off with glass cleaner.
“Now I’m going to take my dry microfiber cloth and I’m going to dry the table off, just buffing it, getting rid of all the water marks.
“This, I find, is 100% the best way to keep your glass looking shiny, smear free, fingerprint free.”
Danielle demonstrated her quick and easy cleaning routine, before showing off her clean glass table.
Her clip has clearly impressed many, as it has quickly amassed 99.2k views.
It has 3,088 likes, 45 comments and 50 shares.
Social media users loved Danielle’s tip and were quick to express this in the comments.
One person said: “Best combo.”
Another added: “I’m trying this tomorrow.”
A third commented: “Oh thank you, I’ll try that.”
Whilst someone else noted: “This is how I’ve always done my glass table, even my windows I do it this way.”