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Frosty66 Posted on June 09 2003,6:48
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Good thing she doesn't know Vinegar fades your paint instantly..Err I mean..yea good luck![/B]
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I found this on
http://www.howtocleananything.com... it's on how to clean hard water stains from windows but you maybe able to also use it on the tubing too:
"How can I clean dried on, very hard water stains from windows, on both my house and car?
Commercial window cleaning companies will use an acid wash, but sometimes white vinegar and a green scotch brite scrubbing pad are enough to remove hard water stains. If the stains are very bad, the only effective solution is to wash the window with steel wool and soapy water. Mix a few drops of liquid dish soap in a small pail of warm water, and apply this to the window. Scrub the window with #000 very fine steel wool (This is much finer than most pot scrubbers, which could damage the window). Rinse thoroughly with water, and finish by using a window squeegee or wash as you normally would with window cleaner and a dry cleaning rag. " I would use the steel wool as a last resort on that soft plastic ???</font>
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