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I have dried-on wine-stains inside a crystal decanter. They are proving difficult to remove. How can I remove them?
Michael Clarke from Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
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RE: Wine Stains on Crystal
Dampen the crystal with water or window cleaner. Sprinkle some Whiting* on the stain; enough to make a poultice. Rub gently with a soft, non-abrasive, cotton cloth. It should remove the stain(s)almost instantly.
Not only will the stain be removed, but the whiting will polish your crystal as new!
*Whiting can be found in the Paint Dept.and will not scratch any enameled or glass surface.
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RE: Wine Stains on Crystal
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Post By Donna (Guest Post)
(03/28/2006)
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Fill the decanter with a cup of cold water add 2 tablespoons of uncooked rice. Put the stoper on and hold it down while shaking the decanter, the rice will scrub the stain off.
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RE: Wine Stains on Crystal
Try soaking with plain white vinegar, if that does'nt work scrub with a non-abrasive cloth and some baking soda.
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