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Lime Away left milky film on glass shower doors
2007
We remodeled our bathroom a year ago, adding glass shower doors. I used a daily (Tylex) spray to prevent build-up and it worked beautifully, until the housecleaners I hired before a party cleaned the doors with Lime-A-Way ⇦ this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] . Now they have a milky film on them that nothing will remove. I've tried vinegar ⇦in bulk on eBay or Amazon [affil links] , other glass cleaners, glass stove top cleaner, alcohol. Any suggestions for a cleaner or professional treatment that would restore these glass doors.
Susan Hassebrockhobbyist - Yorba Linda, California, USA
Hi Susan,
Cerium oxide powders work very well for polishing glass. If you do a web search you will find many suppliers.
Process Engineer - Syracuse, New York
2007
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