What do you use to clean the glass, does it disturb the lines to be wet?
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I use windex --but spray it on the paper towel instead of right on the window just to be safe. Cleans well and have not had problems with the lines moving if you have them firmly pressed in place to begin with.
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I`ve used it on glass and other things. Its abrasive so it wont leave your glass looking pristine, but it will clean the hard water residue, it did for me anyway. Glass blocks are pretty tough... it should do the trick. If you are worried about scratches, try a little on one block.Can`t hurt. Its worth buying.
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Possibly dissolve in water and apply with vigerous strokes to the glass then rinse. OfIf all else fails I'd ask Google
2145607
I use the wet method as suggested. Then use the squeegee. There are several water bubbles left. Do not try to squeeze them out! Most will be gone by the next morning. All will be gone in a day or so.
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i use a small straight edge razor on my glasstop to shave off burned food. then i use this product to scrub. it removes stains and spots and brings a glow and shine to glass tops...but you will need to scrap it off with a razor first....and razors work well and don't scratch the glass top.
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I used magic eraser.... Did a test before completely cleaning, and seems to be okay. I have some slight shadowing left over, but not nearly as bad as just water and a paper towel. Also, I used liquid chalk pens on the paper. Overall, I'm satisfied.
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I use this instead of another rinsing aid and it works fine to keep glasses sparkling clean. Otherwise they come out very spotty, if not coated with residue. Not sure if it is the water or that my machine just needs a cleaning with the "Power Up" every time. I only use less than a teaspoon every wash.
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I think you have to look for a cleaner that specifically cleans plastic and not glass. I believe this brand and others make such a cleaner.
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there are some plastic parts that would not do well in DW, but the glass itself is OK to put in DW.Personally, I rinse them right after use and let it drip dry. No need for dish soap or DW.
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I rinse in warm water. The glass lining should be impervious to the coffee oils lingering as might be with stainless. It would not hurt to use a soft sponge on a stick to clean occasionally if you wish.
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I would do a test spot first. The water repellant will form a haze on the glass that requires a follow up wipe down with clean towel and water. I prefer the 100% Rain-X over the 2 in 1 glass cleaner. Read the recommendations on the back of the bottle.
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I spray with vinegar, let sit awhile and use microfiber cloth to wipe up. I use for almost everything, I have one set aside to clean just my glasses, does great job.
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Someone suggested glass cleaner w/vinegar and that works well for us. I imagine a water & vinegar solution would work well too.
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No soap and water is required. I just peeled one side then adhered it to the glass, squeegied the other side and then peeled of the paper very slowly
210751
I've not used it on glass. What I have used has dried clear. Sorry I can't answer your question.
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I removed the screens in the aerator on mine as it restricted the flow and caused a non-uniform water pattern. And I would rather not have a bunch of bubbles in my water glass. Try it either way.
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I use spray way glass cleaner.spray it on then wipe it off with one of the towels.these towels are also great for cleaning mirrors , faucets, sinks , toilets and anything else you want clean and shiny.