How do you remove hard water deposits on outside windows?
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Our yard's irrigation system leaves lots of hard water deposits on our outside windows which are impossible to fully remove. I don't want it to ruin the window, so what do I use? I have tried several different remedies to no avail. HELP!!!
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Make a solution of white vinegar and water,add a dab of dish soap and a dab of jet dry
janets solution works, especially when sprayed on from a hose and scrubbed
I use an electric portable drill, with a nylon brush, then specific cleaners, do a search for them. THEN squeege after rinsing. Works for me. Same is true for the glass on my fireplace sides, with specific fireplace glass cleaner. The drill and brush saves a lot of arm work.
Janet's solution should work. My Mom always used vinegar water on her windows and they sparkled. She usually started with ammonia water to take care of the dingy dirt and rinsed with the vinegar water, but the vinegar takes care of hard water deposits usually. If nothing else, try putting vinegar on a rag to soak on the tougher spots.
Vinegar? Try it, does shower doors well.
vinegar is a must have. Mix with hot water and using a soft cloth, wash them. Dry with another soft cloth.