It's always frustrating when you spot a scratch on a mirror or glass. Not only does it affect your reflection, but can ruin the overall aesthetic. And while your first instinct would be to ditch your ...

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We’ve discussed how you can use toothpaste to fix minor scratches on your car or the plastic of your headlights, but if you spot stress cracks in your glassware or a pair of reading glasses, ...

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Our homes are well-accessorized with glass from windowpanes to shower doors to tabletops to lovely glassware. While glass is both beautiful and durable, normal wear and tear or mindless abuse can ...

After showering, you might try to use the bathroom mirror only to face a foggy fixture. Foggy mirrors are common complaints in bathrooms, and they develop as a result of warm water vapor from the air ...

If your sleek glass cooktop is starting to show signs of wear (think fine scratches that catch the light and drive you nuts), you're not alone. These smooth stovetops look modern and stylish, but ...

Toothpaste is not a magic solution for fixing cracked screens. It can, however, help with minor scratches. Here’s what you need to know: Scratches vs. Cracks: Toothpaste can polish out small, ...