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Lemon Juice Alternative: If you don’t have vinegar, use fresh lemon juice for similar results. The acidity helps break down mineral deposits and stains.
Add Essential Oils: A few drops of lemon or tea tree essential oil can enhance the cleaning power while leaving a pleasant aroma.
Salt Scrub: For extremely stubborn spots, use a mixture of coarse salt and water for added scrubbing power.
FAQs
1. Why does vinegar work so well for cleaning glass?
Vinegar is highly acidic, which helps break down the mineral deposits and limescale that cause cloudy stains on glassware.
2. Is baking soda safe for delicate glass?
Yes, baking soda is a mild abrasive that is gentle enough for most glass surfaces but effective at removing stubborn stains.
3. Can I use this method for other glass items?
Absolutely! This solution works on vases, mirrors, and even windows with dull stains or mineral buildup.
4. What if my glassware has decorative designs?
For glasses with painted or etched designs, use a soft cloth and avoid harsh scrubbing to preserve the details.
With just a few pantry staples, you can rescue your glassware from dullness and keep it looking pristine. This natural remedy is easy, effective, and safe for your household and the environment!
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