How to Clean glass vases (inside surface)?
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I just use dawn dish soap and a scrubbie sponge. If stubborn, soak in white vinegar.
Water, Dawn dish soap and uncooked rice
If it is small and you don't have a bottle brush, you could try the dishwasher.
a couple of tablespoon of baking soda, 1 cup of vnegar. DO THIS AT THE KITCHEN SINK. Let it sit for a few minutes, then rinse with hot water. The baking soda and vinegar become effervescent and will foam up and overflow your vase.
Crushed egg shells. Shake like blazes then rinse. With lemon juice
Steam Cleaners are Perfect for Jobs Like this
Try using a denture tablet in the hottest water, let soak overnight. The next morning rinse well.
The old Waitress-Coffee Pots-Ice Cubes trick! If your vase has a large enough mouth, dump in (gently) a tray or two (depending on vase size) of whole ice cubes. Now start swirling and shaking the ice cubes around inside the vase. If you've got a particularly difficult area of gunk, add a few tablespoons of plain old salt or baking soda, a few fresh cubes, and shake and swirl a bit more. Once clean, just rinse with warm water and dry to a sparkle! Really makes a glass cafe coffee pot look brand new! And the coffee tastes better, too! Works as well on glass vases. Plus, it's kind of fun and makes a cool sound while you're swirling!
A bottle brush should work
Uncooked rice and vinegar or water. Shake and swirl around. Drain liquid, add more to rice and repeat.
This residue may actually be what is called "sick" glass, and in years or searching, I have never found anything that will remove it, because it is actually "in" the glass.