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Rain Marks on window. Please help.

Apip99 · 2007-12-22 15:39:57

Afternoon all. as the title says: I've finished our extension, and we have 5 glass doors along the back wall. I've just 'cleaned' them, twice and still rain marks are on them. I used window lean, and the fairy washing up and sponge, and then window Leaned again. :mad: Any thoughts on how to remove. Thanks, Pip

22-12-2007 3:39pm

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Apip99

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Afternoon all.

as the title says: I've finished our extension, and we have 5 glass doors along the back wall. I've just 'cleaned' them, twice and still rain marks are on them. I used window lean, and the fairy washing up and sponge, and then window Leaned again. :mad:

Any thoughts on how to remove.

Thanks,

Pip

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#2 27-12-2007 7:37am

luckat

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Hot water with lots of vinegar in it, then scrub dry with crumpled newspapers - better than Windolene, usually.

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#3 02-01-2008 3:42pm

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I second that - neat vinegar will work too. Newspaper and elbow grease is the key to a smear free finish.

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