Your glasses have also been bleached by your dishwasher?
Due to limestone, they become dull and lose their transparency and shine.
Result:they become opaque!
So how do you get rid of that white haze on lenses?
Fortunately, there is an effective grandmother's trick to eliminate these white marks.
The magic trick to recover glasses bleached by the dishwasher is to soak them in white vinegar for 10 min.
Look at the difference:
1. Fill a basin with white vinegar.
2. Put your glasses to soak in the basin.
3. Leave on for 10 min.
4. Rinse them.
5. Wipe them with a microfiber cloth.
There you go, your glasses are now sparkling :-)
They shine again as if they were new. No more dull glasses from the dishwasher!
It's a great trick to recover bleached and tarnished glasses by the dishwasher.
You will see.
There is no longer a single white trace:they have regained all their shine and without using Sun Wash;-)
It's so easy and economical to remove this corrosion on glasses!
And it's much prettier like that on your table!
You now know how to clean glasses damaged by the dishwasher!
Trust me...
This white vinegar cleaning is the best way to remove white marks and make dull glasses shine.
And the good news too...
It's completely natural and ecological!
In addition, it also works for your cutlery and crystal glasses.
Why bleach glasses in the dishwasher?
This often happens after a while due to hard water.
And you probably know that white vinegar is a great anti-limestone.
Its pH is very acidic.
It is this acidity that dissolves the limestone that gradually deposits on the glasses.
It will remove haze from lenses.
This is what makes it possible to catch a bleached glass in the dishwasher. No more opaque glasses!
- How to prevent glasses from turning white in the dishwasher? It's simple ! To prevent a white veil from depositing on your glasses, pour a glass of white vinegar into the rinse compartment of the dishwasher. Put in your dishwasher tablets. And run the dishwasher as usual.
- White vinegar is a multi-purpose product. So if you have limestone on larger surfaces, put white vinegar in a spray bottle. Spray it on the surfaces to be treated and finish by wiping with a microfiber cloth. There you go, the limestone is gone!
