Best Stained Glass Pieces Around The Globe!

Bell Mirror & Glass, Inc

1702 S. Seneca Street, Wichita, KS 67213

316-262-8642

www.bellmirrorandglass.com

 
Stained glass windows are an elegant finish to a building's structure that doubles as an expression of art.  Commonly referred to as “decorative glass”, stained glass can be used in multiple platforms such as accent pieces for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and foyers, or as the main focus in a church or museum. 

The beauty of such windows can be seen and enjoyed throughout the world on some of the most iconic building structures.  Click here to check out some amazing stained glass pieces from around the globe! 

Bell Mirror & Glass provides unmatched quality and service in glass installation and lends a personal touch to each project.  Click here to contact us today or visit our showroom for ideas and samples!

Give Your Windows a Professional Shine This Holiday Season

Bell Mirror & Glass, Inc.

1702 S. Seneca Street, Wichita, KS 67213

316-262-8642

www.bellmirrorandglass.com

Lavishly decorating store windows for the holiday season is a ritual originally made famous by New York City’s Sacks Fifth Avenue. Further, it is a practice that has been adapted by business owners throughout the country.  Decorating your store window is a great way to advertise the products sold as well as draw the attention of passersby to the business in a positive way.  One challenge many store owners face during the winter months is keeping these windows clean. Here are some easy tips for washing windows and maintaining the shine. 

Gather a squeegee, household sponge, and soft, white and absorbent cotton rags.  

In a bucket, mix

• 1/2 Cup Ammonia
• 1/2 C White Vinegar
• 2 TBL. Cornstarch
• 3/4 Gal. of Warm Water

*Make sure that the cornstarch is thoroughly dissolved.

Generously apply solution with the sponge starting at the top of the window and working your way down. Work swiftly to apply as many coats as possible.  Using the cotton rag, dry the top portion of the window, 3-4 inches down.  Then take the squeegee and use strong, smooth strokes to wipe away excess solution from the top and work down. 

For more tips on how to clean glass surfaces visit http://www.housecleaningcentral.com/en/cleaning-tips/glass/window-washing.html.