B bertson Registered User Messages 398 31 Mar 2006 #1 Any one know how to remove silicon smudges from a glass door? Driving me mad
D delgirl Registered User Messages 1,322 31 Mar 2006 #2 I have it on frosted glass too and can't get it off! Why are workmen so careless?
S Sue Ellen Moderator. Messages 9,592 31 Mar 2006 #3 I think someone (who fits windows) told me a while ago that the fitters use WD40 to remove it. Interested to hear if it works.
I think someone (who fits windows) told me a while ago that the fitters use WD40 to remove it. Interested to hear if it works.
D delgirl Registered User Messages 1,322 31 Mar 2006 #4 Hah! Suellen you're a star! Came off straight away!
S Sue Ellen Moderator. Messages 9,592 31 Mar 2006 #5 Delgirl, If only I could clean my house as quick and not spend so much time on AAM.
B bertson Registered User Messages 398 3 Apr 2006 #6 excellent, do you spray the WD40 on the glass directly, or on a cloth?
S Sue Ellen Moderator. Messages 9,592 3 Apr 2006 #7 bertson said: excellent, do you spray the WD40 on the glass directly, or on a cloth? Click to expand... I haven't tried this solution but would imagine a very small amount straight onto the glass would be the best approach.
bertson said: excellent, do you spray the WD40 on the glass directly, or on a cloth? Click to expand... I haven't tried this solution but would imagine a very small amount straight onto the glass would be the best approach.
D delgirl Registered User Messages 1,322 4 Apr 2006 #8 bertson said: excellent, do you spray the WD40 on the glass directly, or on a cloth? Click to expand... I sprayed on a fairly roughish cloth and then rubbed the area with the silicone - it came off very quickly.
bertson said: excellent, do you spray the WD40 on the glass directly, or on a cloth? Click to expand... I sprayed on a fairly roughish cloth and then rubbed the area with the silicone - it came off very quickly.
M Megan Registered User Messages 703 4 Apr 2006 #9 If you dont have WD40 in you cupboard - vinegar will do the same job.
