Waterspots
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white06lacrossecxs
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Waterspots
Does anybody have advice for removing water spots from the windows?
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00Beast
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Re: Waterspots
If glass cleaner and a rag won't do it, either a clay bar or #0000 steel wool with some glass cleaner as a lubricant (non-ammonia based) should remove them.
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Archon
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Re: Waterspots
The white is usually from calcium. Try some vinegar, as it dissolves calcium.
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laxmangl
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Re: Waterspots
Definitely what he said ^^^^
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