My husband read so many solutions on removing hard water spots on windows, but nothing ever worked for him. The windshield on our motor home was so stained from the water that would run down it, that we tried everything on the market just like so many others. We bought so many products from acid wash, scrub with SOS, to Comet.
I always use Scrubbing Bubbles for everything in my house. I told my husband for so long to try Scrubbing Bubbles but he always told me, "No that isn't going to work", until one day when he was frantic, he did try Scrubbing Bubbles along with extra fine steel wool. He couldn't believe his eyes. The glass is crystal clear and just like new. Now he won't use anything else just like I won't use any other product except for Scrubbing Bubbles inside.
So every one who is at their worst with hard water spots please use this product. It really does work. I know this sounds like a infomercial, just try for yourself.
Scrubbing Bubbles Fan!
By FRANZ from San Bernardino
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Thank you soooo much! I have tried everything with no results. Just got done trying your method and I can't believe the stains are gone. Never ever would have thought of using scrubbing bubbles.
Awesome solution! I can't believe how well this worked. We had tried everything imaginable and had just about given up. You just have to remember to rinse the Scrubbing Bubbles off and buff afterwards but the windows are crystal clear. Bless you.
Unfortunately, didn't work for me. I guess my water spots were older and tougher. I also scrubbed plenty, helped a little, but spots not entirely gone.
What kind of Scrubbing Bubbles did you use? There are so many different products. Thank you
I just tried the scrubbing bubbles on my sulfer water stained sliding glass doors and I am so happy that, with the first try, most of it is gone. I used the scrubbing portion of my kitchen sponge and a little elbow grease and the window is mostly perfect.
Awesome! Two years of sprinkler overspray on this one exterior window and vinegar, my usual favorite for hard water deposits, only helped a little, maybe 5-10% for each spray and scrub. Its hard to let it soak, like I usually do, when most of it runs off. We gave up quickly.
So we found this site and tried the Scrubbing Bubbles, which I had on hand because I like them for bathroom cleaning, and they worked really well! First pass we wiped it around with paper towels fairly soon after spraying and was not sure it helped.
Second pass we sprayed it on heavily and let it sit about 3-5 minutes, then wiped/scrubbed it around with paper towels and then cleaned with paper towels and the Glass Plus. Crystal Clean! I never would have thought of it but It really worked! Thank you!
We have lived in our new home about 15 months, sprinkler system was installed about 12 months ago; however, only one window has hard water build up, but both were sprayed with the water. I've tried every thing I've read about and so far, nothing has helped the one window...even left LCR (Lime Calcium Rust) gel to sit for one hour.
Worked like a charm! Thank you!
I tried many different products on my windows and then read your article about usingScrubbing Bubbles and i can say it did the trick.
Windows look great!
Oh my goodness. This was an amazing solution. Not only did it remove the hard water stains made by the sprinklers, it removed stains that I had no idea what they were on the sliding glass doors. When I sprayed the scrubbing bubbles I realized it was dried paint from the house being painted with a sprayer. The scrubbing bubbles took it right off where no other cleaner could begin to remove it. I used to use Scrubbing Bubbles all the time. Guess it is time to go back to doing so again. You are a lifesaver and also saved my wallet over 1000 since I thought I was going to have to replace the sliding glass doors!
What is scrubbing bubbles ???
It's a brand of bathroom and kitchen cleanser.
Am selling my house and was not happy about the hard water spots on all the windows. This WORKS GREAT! I am so glad to have this in my tool box for the future.
4/29/17 Tried alcohol, oven cleaner, vinegar, toothpaste then Scrubbing bubbles and it worked with years of hard water stains on my bedroom windows.
Hi - Thank you so much! The Scrubbing Bubbles worked with the 0000 steel wool to clean 6 huge floor to ceiling window panels between the dining room and pool area in time for our dinner party tomorrow. Whew. Ammonia, then Windex did nothing. To really have it work I sprayed on the SB and did a quick cleaning with the wool to spread it around. I left that on for about 10 minutes and then went back and seriously but quickly scrubbed again with the steel wool. Washed that off with the hose, then squeegied and wiped dry. Bingo -- clear as a bell. Thank you so much to everyone who contributed to this topic.
i tried Scrubbing Bubbles and it actually helped a lot thanks for the tip
Tried the scrubbing bubbles and it worked great! I have tried multiple products as well. Thank you!
You are so right. Thank you. You saved my sanity and maybe a window. Tried everything for two days. This really works
Thank You . .. I will try it. We were traveling in our RV for 5 months, June 1 to Oct 30, and I have tried everything to get the hard water spots off my windows. We live in Menifee CA. I have used fine steel wool but with baking soda paste but it did not work. If you email me I will let you know if it works.
Ragards. . Bill Adkins
Oh my gosh. Read this, went immediately to Publix and bought some Scrubbing Bubbles and tried it. IT WORKS !!!!! I had just about given up. Thanks for the post
Wow! I just tried it this morning and by golly it works, crystal clear windows!!! Immediately when I saw your post I knew it would work I use Scrubbing Bubbles to clean sneaker rubber soles, you are a blessing!!
Works great on lifting stuff out of leather car seats as well.
Forgot to mentioned I used a good quality squeegee to clean the Scrubbing Bubbles off then followed with a spray of white vinegar and water mix then squeegee'd again, fabulous darling!
Thanks for the tip scrubing bubbles and. Super. Fine steel wool works great thanks your the best clearwater f
Didnt work for me. I have tried EVERYTHING and nothing works. I have hard water spots on a window from a bird bath fountain.
I was even going to take my window boxes down as they dripped on the windows below and could not get clean. I tried everything - all the tips. I even paid a handyman to scrape with a razor - and all along the product was sitting in my carboard. CLR - Calcium, Lime and Rust. I put on with a sponge and it was instantly gone! Amazing product!
I use Ceramic stove top cleaner and 00 steel wool on my glass shower walls and fireplace glass. Does the job
Afterwards on your shower apply RainX and always use a squeegee.
NO NO NO !!!!!!!! NEVER USE STEEL WOOL ON GLASS, no matter how fine it is, as it WILL eventually scratch it. Hard water spots on glass should come off easily with distilled white vinegar and a cloth. The real trick to spot free glass...on your house or your vehicle, even your shower/tub surround, is to dry it off immediately.
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