5 Comments so far

1. Frederic H. Vogelpohl on January 28, 2008 7:22 pm

   We use well water for irrigation, Sulpher and other nasties in water which blows on windows. Have found nothing (Vinegar/Amonia/regular window cleaner products)which will get rid of the above white crusted spots. Any suggestions?

   Thank you for your assistance,

   Frederic H. Vogelpohl

2. admin on February 29, 2008 5:04 pm

   About the only way to get that type of corrosion off is to use steel wool. The finest one you can find. You can try it dry at first and you can pass over it again with plain water. That should resolve the problem.

3. Des on March 8, 2008 10:28 am

   I also find the steel wool method works well. Anything else just does not compare. As mentioned. It’s probably best to get a really good quality one as the cheaper ones don’t really work as well!

4. Guillermo Palacios on July 21, 2008 12:01 am

   I use commesial cleanes, but some time I clean the windows two times the use of a small blade is used ful to. or try a sponge

5. orange county window cleaning on September 12, 2008 6:19 pm

   Just make sure that your steel wool isn’t rusted as it can slightly etch the protective coating on the glass. Always use a new piece of steel wool each day.