One of the best things about a glass splashback is how easy it is to keep clean. There is no grout to scrub and nothing for grease to soak into. A few simple habits will keep it looking like new.
Everyday cleaning
- Wipe away splashes while they are fresh, using a soft, damp cloth.
- For grease, use warm water with a little washing-up liquid.
- Dry and buff with a clean microfibre cloth to avoid streaks.
For a streak-free shine
A gentle glass cleaner and a microfibre cloth will give a polished finish. Work in straight lines rather than circles, and buff dry.
What to avoid
- Abrasive pads, scourers or wire wool
- Scouring powders and gritty creams
- Scrapers or sharp tools on the surface
These can dull or scratch the surface over time.
Printed and coloured glass
On printed and coloured splashbacks, the design sits on the back of the glass, so you only ever clean the smooth front surface. The print itself is protected.
Mirror and antique mirror
Mirror finishes show smears more easily, so a final buff with a dry microfibre cloth makes all the difference. Our antique mirror is moisture resistant and designed to clean effortlessly while keeping its antique character.
Around sockets and edges
Turn off sockets before cleaning around them, and avoid spraying liquid directly onto sockets or switches. Spray onto the cloth instead.
Built to last
With a little care, your splashback will look great for years. Every panel we make is toughened safety glass with a 25-year warranty against cracking.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best way to clean a glass splashback?
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and a little washing-up liquid, then buff dry with a microfibre cloth for a streak-free finish.
Can I use glass cleaner on a printed splashback?
Yes. The print is on the back of the glass, so a gentle glass cleaner on the front surface is fine. Avoid abrasive products.
How do I avoid streaks on a mirror splashback?
Clean with a soft cloth, then buff dry with a clean microfibre cloth, working in straight lines.
