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Paper Roses

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4. For years I tried any and all products I could find for sick glass. Nothing worked

Reply to dixiegrrrrl (Reply #2)

Fri Mar 13, 2015, 11:58 AM

Mar 2015

Used both the Coke and denture cleaners. I bet I tried 20 different methods. This stuff I posted about was the only thing I have ever used that seemed to work.

What I encountered was dried hard deposits, not just recent residue. I guess all methods are trial and error. The Limax was the only thing that has ever worked for me. Cheap too!

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Sick glass? Maybe this will work for you. [View all] Paper Roses Mar 2015 OP

Must be a close relative of 'Lime-Away' which will also clean old glass. sinkingfeeling Mar 2015 #1

Try denture tabs.... dixiegrrrrl Mar 2015 #2

For years I tried any and all products I could find for sick glass. Nothing worked Paper Roses Mar 2015 #4

possibly weak muriatic acid? mopinko Mar 2015 #3

I'll keep an eye out for that stuff. Vinca Mar 2015 #5

How to clean sick glass, sick glass to me is oxidation, corrosion of the glass itself. juxtaposed Mar 2015 #6