I develop a scum or white film on clear glasses after washing them many
many times in the dishwasher. I believe something is reacting with the
glass or etching it in some manner and have never been able to find a
trick to remove it. Tried heavy phosphoric (no nitric or sulphuric
around) Are these two related?
Have also noticed a few bottles with this cloudy appearance. They
typically are the thinner shorter styles. I just complete the cycle and
recycle. Hot water soak removes labels too - it just takes longer but
you need to hot rinse well to remove all glue residue.
Rick
>> Steve Piatz <piatz(a)cray.com> 10/17/02
07:17AM >>>
I have seen the scum which appears to be the high chalk content of the
water when using bleach and/or TSP to soak bottle. I found it didn't
happen if I used water that had been through the water softner. In my
house several of the cold water taps bypass the softner, all the hot
water comes through the softner.
Ryan Sinn writes:
I've experienced a white, chalky film or scum after bleaching bottles
and letting them dry instead of pressure rinsing them after the
bleach.
Ryan
That's all I have to add on the subject.
On Wed, 2002-10-16 at 23:19, Al Boyce wrote:
>
> I have used ammonia to remove labels from bottles. I have noticed
that the
> some of the bottles that I have acquired this way
have a white haze
on them,
> inside and out. Has anyone else encountered
this, or what causes
it? Has
anyone been
successful at removing it?
Thanks!
- Al
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