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Posted by IJPickers, PA. 605 total posts | Posted 8 months ago
How do I get that water mark/mineral residue off the sides of a vase? I’d hate to list it with all that on it and it just doesn’t come off. It’s glass, so could I use a Brillo pad on it? Thought I’d ask before I went and damaged the thing. GalaSwitch |
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Posted by chill02wolfart, . 10,172 total posts | Posted 8 months ago
Gala, sorry; I don’t know. If someone doesn’t come along with an answer, you may try posting this in the “Roundtable” (below, under “Heard Around the Ranch”. Good Luck to you; hope you find your answer. |
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Posted by adelberta3, Olympia, WA. 4,245 total posts | Posted 8 months ago
I use alcohol and lemon juice let soak over night and wipe out. Works on most of mine. Library of Treasures |
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Posted by littleroses, OH. 12,721 total posts | Posted 8 months ago
Try soaking it in water with a denture cleansing tablet dissolved in it. littleroses |
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Posted by IJPickers, PA. 605 total posts | Posted 8 months ago
Ok, thanks guys! I’ll try those ideas! I’ll let you know what worked! GalaSwitch |
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Posted by Yettalass, Tarpon Springs, FL. 1,130 total posts | Posted 8 months ago
Oxyclean for clothing soak overnight works too. Auntie Yetta's Antiques |
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Posted by loristhisandthat, Colorado. 5,269 total posts | Posted 8 months ago
CLR is great also! Soak overnight |
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Posted by IJPickers, PA. 605 total posts | Posted 8 months ago
The lemon juice worked alittle. I did break out a Brillo pad and since it’s glass it worked fine. But I like that Oxyclean idea @Yettalass! And I do have CLR, and never thought of it! DUH! Thanks @loristhisandthat! Great ideas and I will keep them in mind next time I come across a vase that has mineral buildup! Thanks! GalaSwitch |
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