How Do You Remove Hard Water For Window Washing?
Hard water stains occur when water evaporates leaving behind mineral deposits. Hard water stains are the white buildup that you see after you’ve washed your windows. Windows that your sprinklers hit are especially prone to hard water buildup. Regular window washing often isn’t enough to remove the hard water stains. Here’s how to remove hard water when window washing. Wash your window to remove any excess dirt and debris. Start with white vinegar applied to the window with the scrubby side of a kitchen sponge. Rub the vinegar in and then let it sit on the window for a few minutes so it can break down the mineral deposits. Try steel wool and soapy water if there are spots the vinegar didn’t get off. Mix a few drops of dishwashing liquid with water and apply to your window. Scrub with extra fine steel wool. Steel wool comes in different grades of coarseness; clean your windows with a #000 or #0000 grade steel wool to avoid scratching. Use a lime and mineral deposit remover that contains
