How do I clean the film from drinking glasses?





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Dfm on Dec 24, 2017
try soaking it in a 50/50 mix of white vinager and water.Helpful Reply -
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Rowgop (Pam) on Dec 24, 2017
https://m.wikihow.com/Remove-a-Film-from-GlassesHelpful Reply -
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Cass on Dec 24, 2017
Soak in vinegarHelpful Reply -
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Janet Pizaro on Dec 24, 2017
http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/cleaning/a38591/how-to-clean-cloudy-drinking-glasses/Helpful Reply -
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Jeanette S on Dec 24, 2017
If the glass is important, I would recommend getting a bottle of eyeglass cleaner and trying that.Helpful Reply -
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Dale on Dec 24, 2017
TSP (TriSodium Phosphate) from a hardware or Big Box store like Home Depot or Lowes; absolutely works 100% AND with very little effort.Helpful Reply -
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Ebbjdl on Dec 24, 2017
Soak them in a little bleach with about a gallon of water.Helpful Reply -
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Linda Vee on Dec 24, 2017
I've used a product called CLR to clean up glasses. It works almost instantly. Be sure to thoroughly wash your glasses after using. Tip - fill 1 glass 1/2 way with the product. Swirl around the glass. As soon as the glass is clean, pour the solution into the next glass and repeat. After you have cleaned all the glass interiors, pour the solution into a glass baking dish and roll the outside of your glasses in the solution. Lastly, stand each glass in the solution to do the bottoms. I would suggest using gloves while doing this. LindaHelpful Reply -
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Ast27378866 on Dec 24, 2017
I've used a paste made with baking soda and water. Also great on coffee mugs stained with tea and coffee. Works greatHelpful Reply -
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Kauai Breeze on Dec 24, 2017
All my glasses get this way from hard water. To get them clear again I just put them in the dishwasher and put about a cup of white vinegar in a shallow bowl in the dishwasher before I run it. The vinegar not only cleans the glasses, but the dishwasher sparkles too.Helpful Reply -
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Rachel's Trash~2~Treasures on Dec 24, 2017
Vinegar!Helpful Reply -
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Fiddledd224 on Dec 24, 2017
First, swab the glass with nail polish remover and then scrub gently with a mild detergent. If that doesn't work soak them in plain white distilled vinegar or pour vinegar into the dishwasher and run a cycle. If that doesn't work, then the glasses probably have been etched too deep to repair.Helpful Reply -
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Kim on Dec 24, 2017
Denture cleaner. I used Efferdent, then bought the store brand. It was cheaper and worked just finelHelpful Reply -
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Mary on Dec 25, 2017
Here is the truth about the film on your drinking glasses. I have read up because I had the problem. I found out that it was not a film at all. It is the glass actually being etched by the soap cleaner you are using. In actuality, you are cleaning your glass too much. Use way less soap. The little soft pill like cleaners work for me.Helpful Reply -
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Shauna on Jan 02, 2018
Rub with gel you use in your dishwasher... Let it sit for 20-30 minutes then rinse. it will be good as newHelpful Reply -
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Penny Fillman on Feb 19, 2018
I use some deluted dish soap with Mr. Clean Magic Erasers.Helpful Reply -
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