Hard Water Spots on Windows

RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By David (Guest Post) I work on a private yacht therefore spots are a common thing with all the salt water / negligent crew previous to me. Obviously the damn thing has to look perfect so here's my secret: Use whink. I put some on a rag and rub it in circular motion on a 12" by 12" square. I rinse and soap once a square is done and keep going. Its important to rub it good so it looks even because at first whink will sort of stain the window so rub it until it look even (elbow grease needed here). Once the whole window is done soap it again, dry and put two coats of rain x on it... Posted on 02/11/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By Lydia (Guest Post) I also tried the vinegar and water, windex, CLR,toothpaste, auto detergent, didn't have oven cleaner but did have Soft Scrub. It worked Great. Just use a no scratch pad. I'm changing the heads on my sprinklers to orbital so I can adjust them so they no longer hit my windows. I also think I'll use Rain X to coat the windows. Posted on 02/09/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By Ted (Guest Post) Used glass oven top cleaner and brillo pad. Wish I had known about this trick along time ago. Posted on 12/05/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By Carlota (Guest Post) I live in Las Vegas, NV and the water here is very hard. The sprinklers had sprayed my brand new sliding doors and the water spots covered the complete bottom areas of both doors. I read this page and decided on the vinegar w/water solution. Together with an Magic eraser and scrubbing the spots were gone! Amazing something so simple! I had tried windex, shower cleaner and nothing. It did take a couple of applications of the vinegar solution, but it was well worth it! Happy cleaning. Posted on 09/14/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By Scott (Guest Post) Lime-away does not work don't bother trying it. I also tried buffing window with rubbing compound, still no help. Posted on 08/16/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By Linda (Guest Post) I used glass stovetop cleaner. It worked great. Posted on 07/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse oxyclean warning. By lab guy (Guest Post) its not Hcl, its hydrogen peroxide. Its harmless diluted in a wash tub, but as a paste, doubt it would eat someones toes and send someone to the hospital unless you are old and frail and have diabetes. I have done plenty of stupid things with chemicals at school, but at work always gloves and face shield. Those warnings on the bottle are what they are. Read it and follow the warnings. Tried steelwool and ethanol, but all I got was damaged paint when I spilled a little ethanol on to it. Do they still sell bonair? That use to work well. Posted on 07/26/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse this is the only thing that works well on hard water spots By Reta (Guest Post) Use SOS pads. They are the greatest! Posted on 06/21/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By Amy S (Guest Post) We use this stuff that we use on our boat, it's called "Hot Sauce" it's kind of expensive, but worth it. Not one window or shower door has hard water spots. It's also meant for fiberglass, so it wont damage your showers. Posted on 05/19/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By Sandy (Guest Post) Hello, I called my brother that works in a glass shop and he told me to use tekon "b". I tried it on my glass windows and it removes the waters spots and the windows look good. Its supposed to last over a year without reapplying. I swear this product is good. It works like a charm. I lightly clean the windows with a mix of 1 part rubbing alcohol and 4 parts water for maintenance Posted on 04/24/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By Yvonne (Guest Post) Before I read all the above tips I DID use windex first, then vinegar and water, then ammonia, then WD-40! Going to the store right now and looking for Lime Away. Thank you for your input. Posted on 09/05/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By donrowlett (8) Contact Try Bring-It-ON water spot remover. It's a paste that you wipe on, leave on for a few minutes to dissove the minerals, and wipe off. Invented by a gal that got tired of trying things that didn't work! Posted on 09/04/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse Toothpaste By Chris (Guest Post) I just tried Colgate toothpaste (the white kind) and it worked great. Squeeze a little on a paper towel and add a little water. Apply it as if you were waxing a car. Then clean it off with window cleaner. Perfect results. Posted on 09/01/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Hard Water Spots on Windows By Michelle (Guest Post) I just used the pure vinegar on my windows and it worked great! I have been living here, in the Twin Cities area, for two years with cloudy, water spotted windows. Thank you for the tip! Posted on 11/29/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

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