but spray the Windex or whatever onto a lint-free cotton cloth and then wipe 
the glass.  don't get it on the frame, whatever it's made of
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> never use any commercial product that contains silicone.
> a good paste wax like 'butcher's wax' will actually keep dust off.
> windex is fine on old glass.
>
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> Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Cleaning mirrors
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> We have a Victorian wood frame mirror that w
> good morning all -
>
> We have a Victorian wood frame mirror that will be used as part of an
> upcoming exhibit. Before we install it, however, we'd like to make sure
> that the wood and glass are clean and presentable. I'm wondering what
> might be safe to use. We're hesitant to use paste wax or something like
> Pledge on the wood for fear that it might attract new dust.  Also, is
> something like Windex OK to use on old glass or should I use vinegar and
> water? Any suggestions would be welcome!
>
> Many thanks -
> Kathleen
>
>
> Kathleen Emerson Britton
> Curator of Collections and Education
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