3 Things to Know About Cleaning Glass Mousepads

Porosity is not a concern Glass is non-porous, so dust sits on the surface rather than embedding itself. Cleaning is straightforward with a microfiber cloth and maybe a spritz of water.

Scratches come from grit, not the cloth Dry dust particles can act like sandpaper if wiped around. Use a clean, damp microfiber cloth first to lift dust, then dry—avoid paper towels or anything abrasive.

Matte or etched glass traps dust slightly more Frosted textures hold dust a bit more than clear glass, but still clean easily. A soft cloth and mild cleaner like water or glass cleaner won’t scratch—just avoid anything gritty.