Smudgy mirrored microwave door

I wash mine with slightly soapy water, then polish it with a dry bamboo cloth. Paper towels work too, but that seems wasteful.

I do the same as *siope*. Slightly soapy water then polish with paper towels or a microfibre cloth.

I wash mine with soapy water dry with microfibre cloth looks great

I use glass cleaner. Sometimes a wipe ( I try not to use wipes but every now and again get as much use out of one wipe as possible: it amazes me how clean they get things). I wish I hadn’t bought my microwave, I hate the mirrored door.

My microwave (a combi) has a glass door that cleans well with a glass cleaner. The inside glass cracked with a bang last week and DH ordered and replaced the broken glass (with a bit of help from me) I cleaned and polished all glass sections but when he was reassembling it he got a bloomin’ fingerprint on the inner glass. Can’t get to it as it’s all sealed up again and so I’ll have to live with it. Annoying. But maybe a good glass cleaner using a microfibre window cloth would work on the mirror surface.

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Yes I also wash mine with water made soapy with a small squirt of washiing up liquid. Make sure the water is hot and you wash over the smudges quite firmly. Then thoroughly rinse with clean warm water before drying and buffing with a clean rag/paper towel.

Try induction hob cleaner, apply and rinse then buff up with a soft cloth.

White vinegar and water in a spray bottles cleans all glass and mirrors, no need for expensive products.

I’m following this thread with interest. No problem with my microwave but I struggle with my glass gas hob. Greasy splashes are hard to remove and it often looks smeary. I’d be grateful for any tips!

I find bicarbonate of soda is good for tackling glass oven doors.

I use Brillo pads and water for the mirrored door of the table top oven which is dirtier than the microwave oven door. The Brillo pads seem to do no harm at all over the years, and clean brilliantly.