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How to remove hard water deposits from stemware?
Marilyn from Shell Knob, MO
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RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Stemware
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Post By David Bevington (Guest Post)
(07/06/2008)
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I have tried soaking the stemware in vinegar, putting the glassware in hot water and adding Alka Seltzer, etc., but nothing has worked. What can I do to clean the set of glassware I purchased at a garage sale?
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RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Stemware
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Post By Jennie (Guest Post)
(11/04/2005)
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I have hard water as well, when my dishwasher is on the rinse cycle I pour a little vinegar in it and I have no hardwater spots. A lot easier than washing by hand!
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RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Stemware
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Post By Beth (Guest Post)
(11/02/2005)
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Fill the stemmed piece with vinegar diluted with a little water and let stand about 20 minutes. Wash and dry.
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Post By Doris (Guest Post)
(11/02/2005)
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First I found that the dishwasher leaves a lot of hard water spots so I now wash all my glassware by hand.
When I do find hard water spots, I use Lime Away in a spray bottle. A very small amount sprayed on the spot usual does a pretty good job.
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Post By Mary (Guest Post)
(11/01/2005)
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Even easier- just fill the sink with water, pour in a glug of vinegar (maybe a quart or less?) put in the glassware and let it soak a bit. Then just wipe the scum off. We have incredibly hard water and I clean the film off our glasses every few months (well, maybe more often if company is coming and I want to impress them)
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RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Stemware
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Post By (Guest Post)
(11/01/2005)
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Easier still-fill the glass to above the mark with plain vinegar, Let stand overnight. If the mark hasn't dissolved fully, give it another day. I bought a gorgeous crystal vase at a thrift store for about 4 dollars that had a similar stain-overnight and the mark was gone!
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RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Stemware
Try a paper towel and white vinegar. The vinegar smell will dissapate as it dries
Good Luck!
Rebekah
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