Remove hard water stains from a glass (possibly crystal) flower vase
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have tried vinegar and it still looks like this
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Vinegar
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Hot water and vinger let set over night or clr !
I have used straight white vinegar and a sponge on water glasses. Came out great. Had to use a little elbow grease.
Have you googled this?
Try vinegar.
I've had success with distilled vinegar. You could try a mixture of 50/50 and let it sit as you did with your other mixture. If your vase is too narrow to use a bottle brush, you might try putting some BB's in and swirling them around to help "scrub" the residue off. Don't let them sit in the mixture, though; they may rust or otherwise mark your vase.
try vinegar.. .. but some glass is "sick" and nothing seems to work