Maintaining Your LED Mirror in the Home
Your LED mirror is built to last, but being subject to constant contact from water and beauty products it helps to practice common maintenance. An ammonia solution like Windex is the easiest way to care for the glass in your LED mirror. The LED mirror will take on toothpaste, hairspray, and makeup powders over time, impacting the accuracy of your reflection. We recommend a careful wipe down of the glass on your LED mirror once every two weeks. We prefer using a microfiber cloth or old tee shirt over paper towels as they can scratch the finish of your LED mirror.
· Use an ammonia solution once every two weeks on your LED mirror
· To protect your LED mirror, use a microfiber, not a paper towel
· Hairsprays and other aerosols may require soap and water to remove from the LED mirror glass
Many LED mirrors are built with gloss wood frames. These frames do not respond well to a repeated barrage of chemicals. For the frames of your LED mirror, we recommend a simple solution of soap and water. Stronger solvents will erode the glossy finish and prematurely age your LED mirror. For the tabletop cleanups will need to be more frequent depending on how often you use your LED mirror. At the minimum, the tabletop of an LED mirror vanity should be wiped thoroughly once a week to prevent discoloration.
· Makeup and hard chemicals can discolor your LED mirror
· Use only soap and water on your LED mirror
· Wipe down active LED mirror vanities at least once a week
Like any wood table, leaving a wet or damp object on the surface of your LED mirror vanity can cause rings and permanent discoloration. While you won’t be reaching for a coaster to place under makeup essentials, be extra vigilant on what you’re resting on your LED mirror. Keep in mind, the bottom of sprays, bases of compacts, and gels can often have residue. The weekly maintenance will keep your LED mirror looking like new.
· Keep an eye out for wet makeup on your LED mirror table surface
· Let products dry before placing on the LED mirror
· If you wouldn’t put it on your coffee table don’t rest it on your LED mirror