How To Remove Scale From Glass Vases

To remove the limescale from a glass vase, you can follow these steps:

Fill the vase with a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and water. Make sure the mixture is enough to cover the affected areas.

Let the vinegar and water solution sit in the vase for at least an hour. You can also leave it overnight for stubborn stains.

After the soaking period, use a soft brush or sponge to scrub the inside of the vase gently. Pay extra attention to the areas with limescale buildup.

If the limescale is particularly stubborn, you can add some salt to the mixture of vinegar and water before soaking. The abrasive nature of salt can help loosen the deposits.

Rinse the vase thoroughly with clean water to remove any leftover vinegar solution and limescale residue.

If there are still some traces of limescale remaining, repeat the process or try using a commercial limescale remover specifically designed for glass surfaces. Follow the instructions on the product for the best results.

Remember to handle glass vases with care and avoid using abrasive materials that may scratch the surface. Regular cleaning and drying after each use can help prevent limescale buildup in the future.