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Vinca

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7. If it's glass it might be a goner. Once those darn water stains get in a glass vase it's really

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Wed Jan 5, 2022, 06:18 PM

Jan 2022

hard to bring them back. Pottery is a little easier to deal with. I've been wondering if that toilet cleaner you can buy that's made for lime scale and rust might work if you let it sit overnight. I might try that the next time I've got that problem.

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You must have had to cope with this: I need help! [View all] Paper Roses Jan 2022 OP

Add a little nykym Jan 2022 #1

Don't dilute the vinegar and it might take several days of soaking, change the scrub and refresh ShazamIam Jan 2022 #2

The acid in vinegar dissolves calcium/lime buildup bucolic_frolic Jan 2022 #3

I have a couple of pounds of BBs multigraincracker Jan 2022 #4

CLR gibraltar72 Jan 2022 #5

If all above suggestions don't work, use a hammer & chisel. KS Toronado Jan 2022 #6

If it's glass it might be a goner. Once those darn water stains get in a glass vase it's really Vinca Jan 2022 #7