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Removing Water Marks on Windows

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Date: 02/20/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Windows | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I have water marks on my windows and can't seem to get rid of them. There is also a substance that I think is paint but I am not sure. I have tried vinegar window cleaners but with no results. I would appreciate all ideas. I just moved into this house and am a fanatic about clean windows .

Elizabeth from Santiago, Chile
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Post by final touch (3) | (04/09/2008)
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If you can find a product in you area called NOTHIN'S BETTER try it! if not you can contact me for more info.Works awesome for cleaning water spot and stains off glass,tile,porcelain and stainless.

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Post by Glenn'sMom (77) | (02/24/2008)
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I had something that sounds similar on my windows and had to resort to a Doobie pad. It's a nylon scrubber with a sponge inside. I used various window cleaners and just scrubbed until all the spots were off then cleaned as usaul with clean cloths. I don't like using newspapers but many people swear by it.

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Post by purrplekat (49) | (02/21/2008)
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Variation on the wet newspaper-I have used newspaper and a sprayer full of alcohol or alcohol and water with excellent results to get smoke haze off the inside of car windows and smoke haze is hard to remove! Should work on the windows, or try vinegar & water instead. As for the paint, get a widget; hold the blade at about a 45 degree angle to the glass and push it toward the paint dots, should scrape them right off. Just be careful!

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Post by aussiecook (4) | (02/20/2008)
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Wet newspaper and rub over windows. Then use dry newspaper to wipe dry.

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