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Hard water spots are usually found on the glass next to the irrigation or sprinkler heads. People have made homemade concoctions for many years that help remove these spots, such as various combinations of lemon, vinegar, baking soda, and the list goes on… But if you want professional results, you need to use professional products. One of the best on the market is a hydrochloric acid called “Safe Restore.” It is made by a EacoChem and it must be used with caution. This product has various outdoor cleaning and restoration uses, but it’s bread and butter is removing silicate deposits on glass.

While working in Orange County today, we encountered some of the worst hard-water spots that we have ever seen on a home. Usually the worst spotting occurs on industrial buildings because it is easy for property managers to overlook this maintenance need.

The right side of the glass has been restored, but it still doesn’t look so hot because the double-paned glass had lost its integrity. The seal had been blown for over a year or two, and the homeowner was aware of that, but he still wanted the outer surface of the glass restored.

Chalk up another victory for “Safe Restore”

We remove hard-water spots!

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