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ARE WATER STAINS CLOUDING YOUR VIEW?
by Reyne Haines  

How many times have you rushed over to a glass vase in a booth only to see it covered with hard water stains? Before you walk away empty handed, consider these few tips.

1) The old vinegar and water trick. Most hard water stains will come out if they aren't too heavy. Three parts vinegar and one part water, sitting an hour, or perhaps overnight, sometimes should do the trick.

2) Lime Away. Yup, that same stuff you see in the grocery store. Believe it or not, if careful, this can remove glass clouding rather quickly. Take a small amount on a wet sponge and lightly rub in a circular motion and normally you'll get sparkly glass.

3) For those incredibly hard to remove stains, go ahead and buy the glass (at a greatly reduced price) and wait for one of those wonderful glass shows to come to your area. Most of them will have a "glass guy" set up who files chips, and also tumbles, or polishes glass. If all the above listed items above fail, he is the guy for the job. Tumbling is a little more expensive, and dangerous, than vinegar or Lime Away but is almost 100% guaranteed to put the life back into that cloudy glass.

Just Glass





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