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RE: Water Spots on Bathroom Fixtures
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Post By LRP (Guest Post)
(03/22/2007)
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if you can still find it, try window wax.
RE: Water Spots on Bathroom Fixtures
If you have a local Amway dealer ask for "Bathroom cleaner Plus" It may seem expensive at @ $12.00 a bottle but it works on all bathroom problems, hard water, which you probably have, rust, scum. You only need a tiny bit on a cloth or sponge. You will see it bubble as soon as you put it on. We have really hard water and when I buy a bottle it lasts almost a year.
RE: Water Spots on Bathroom Fixtures
I have tried the magic eraser, bleach, Vinegar and also alcohol, AND baking soda.. none of them worked for me..maybe try CLR (calcium, lime, & rust remover)
RE: Water Spots on Bathroom Fixtures
Vinegar works wonders, but so does regular ole' rubbing alcohol.
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