The paste should be applied to both the inside and outside of the glass and left to sit briefly. Afterward, gently wiping with a soft cloth removes residue, and a thorough rinse followed by drying restores clarity and shine.
White vinegar is another powerful option. Its natural descaling and disinfecting qualities make it ideal for dissolving mineral deposits. By wiping glasses with vinegar-soaked gauze and allowing it to work before rinsing, stubborn white marks can be effectively reduced.
For deeper cleaning, a soaking solution made with water, Marseille soap, white vinegar, and lemon juice can be used. Regular maintenance—cleaning glasses frequently and drying them immediately after washing—helps prevent white spots from returning.
