Stains On Glass

[armagh27]

can anyone help looks like lime scale but not to sure what to use

 

[rcproperty]

this is a pain in the ....!

either try some bi-carb and vinager mix and put it on, or even try some limescale foam spray, otherwise it could be just plain old elbow grease!

 

[mark m]

Cilit bang and grime or 0000 grade wire wool

 

[Posh]

Vinegar and fine grade of wire wool or scrubber

 

[armagh27]

well i will give them all a go as i have one house with 7 window like it cheers folks

 

[harunh]

This looks good...

http://www.allcleangroup.co.uk/acatalog/Ettore_Paste_for_removal_of_hard_water_spots.html

 

[Belfastcleaning]

I want to find something good for doing this and start offering the removal of hard water as another service

 

[Dodger]

I've seen really bad hard water taken off with t-cut mate. Video on youtube somewhere..

 

[Belfastcleaning]

I'm doing a PVC job tomoro and I know her windows are real bad with it do will bring t cut and vinegar with me and let ya's know!

 

[Martyn]

Winsol crystal clear 550 is brilliant and requires little effort, but not every potion is going to work on every occasion, and sometimes the glass is too damaged to recover.

 

[harunh]

T-cut is supposed to be good i heard

 

[lisawilson288]

Combine a paste of vinegar and baking soda. This natural solution is the cheapest formula to remove hard water stains from glass.

Apply the paste to the hard water stains using a scrubbing sponge in a circular motion. Work the hard water stain while applying this paste and allow it to sit for 15 minutes.

Wipe off the paste with a damp towel and remove excess water with a squeegee. If you are lucky your hard water stains will be removed. If your stains have been sitting for several years you may need to further clean your glass.

Apply a cream stove-top cleaner to the remaining hard water stains in a circular motion with a scrubbing sponge. Allow the stove-top cleaner to dry for 15 minutes.

Buff the dried stove-top cleaner with a towel. Your glass will now be free of hard water deposits. You will need to repeat this process once every six months to keep your glass free of hard water build-up.

 

[Martyn]

Combine a paste of vinegar and baking soda. This natural solution is the cheapest formula to remove hard water stains from glass.

Apply the paste to the hard water stains using a scrubbing sponge in a circular motion. Work the hard water stain while applying this paste and allow it to sit for 15 minutes.

Wipe off the paste with a damp towel and remove excess water with a squeegee. If you are lucky your hard water stains will be removed. If your stains have been sitting for several years you may need to further clean your glass.

Apply a cream stove-top cleaner to the remaining hard water stains in a circular motion with a scrubbing sponge. Allow the stove-top cleaner to dry for 15 minutes.

Buff the dried stove-top cleaner with a towel. Your glass will now be free of hard water deposits. You will need to repeat this process once every six months to keep your glass free of hard water build-up.

Do you have personal experience of these methods?

 

[Dodger]

Combine a paste of vinegar and baking soda. This natural solution is the cheapest formula to remove hard water stains from glass.

Apply the paste to the hard water stains using a scrubbing sponge in a circular motion. Work the hard water stain while applying this paste and allow it to sit for 15 minutes.

Wipe off the paste with a damp towel and remove excess water with a squeegee. If you are lucky your hard water stains will be removed. If your stains have been sitting for several years you may need to further clean your glass.

Apply a cream stove-top cleaner to the remaining hard water stains in a circular motion with a scrubbing sponge. Allow the stove-top cleaner to dry for 15 minutes.

Buff the dried stove-top cleaner with a towel. Your glass will now be free of hard water deposits. You will need to repeat this process once every six months to keep your glass free of hard water build-up.

Lisa refers to Bicarbonate of soda by the way not Baking Powder which is a totally different thing in the UK.

 

[danymartin288]

Make vinegar solution mixing it with water and then apply it on stains with the help of squeegee and rub it slowly until all the stains got removed and then dry the glass with clean cloth.

 

[Joe]

Haha whats this write good content and get a free backlink spammers

 

[Brian Fitzherbert]

can anyone help looks like lime scale but not to sure what to use

Have you tried using any type of dish washing paste or stain remover, this usually works on my glass set when its dirty..

 

[Brian Fitzherbert]

can anyone help looks like lime scale but not to sure what to use

Have you tried using stain remover. I have been having similar problems with a couple of my wine glasses but with consta

nt cleaning the stains slowly got washed away...

 

[harunh]

Have you tried using any type of dish washing paste or stain remover, this usually works on my glass set when its dirty..

ill keep that in mind