Remove hardwater stains from glass, basic as it gets

Remove hardwater stains from glass with the most basic method and additive. First choice should be a simple and easy to use additive like CLR or other calcium lime removers before getting into more aggressive and harsh chemicals lime acid based chemicals.
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[@Macarius541]

Can you put a list of things you used here? The 6” sleeve and the solution

[@konstantinrolsing2842]

You could use Rinse aid


[@miguelangelwindowcleaner2661]

did the CLR ruin the 6 inch sleeve at all

[@windowwarriorsforum9112]

No, the CLR does not ruin a sleeve but depending on the type of sleeve the deposits can clog it making less aggressive and may shorten the life some but these do wear with normal use too. I carry a 6" bronze wool scrubber on residential but 6" white pad for hard water cleanup due to cost of material with similar scrubbing results.

[@silentgrind34]

When you do a pull like that why isn't there solution left on your squeegee

[@windowwarriorsforum9112]

Not sure what you mean. The first two staright swipes with squeegee was to remove the CLR and didn't need to be perfect or atreak free. The final squeegee with fanning motion was the final clean.

[@silentgrind34]

@@windowwarriorsforum9112 awww ok sorry that makes sense

[@falsedragon33]

CLR is Lactic Acid. It makes more sense to me to use Hydrochloric Acid, although both create the same acid base reaction. Ive also never liked CLR as the amount of acid they use is a "trade secret". blah.

[@windowwarriorsforum9112]

Both solution choice and method is totally up to each user. Just demonstrating one method here.