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If vinegar alone isn’t cutting it, you can try a citrus-powered method:
Rub a halved lemon over the cloudy areas before soaking the glass in warm vinegar water.
The lemon’s acidity, combined with natural oils, helps break down the patina and adds a fresh scent.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Can I use this method on crystal glasses?
A: Yes, but be gentle and avoid using baking soda on delicate crystal. Stick to just vinegar and a soft cloth.
Q: Why do my glasses keep getting cloudy even after cleaning?
A: Repeated dishwasher use with hard water is the main culprit. Consider installing a water softener or hand-washing delicate glassware.
Q: Is vinegar safe for all types of glass?
A: Generally, yes. However, always test on a small area first, especially for colored or decorative glasses.
Q: Can I use this trick on mirrors or windows?
A: Absolutely! Vinegar is an excellent natural glass cleaner for household surfaces too.
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