YouTube/Candra S
Brilio.net - Glasses are made from various types of materials such as plastic, ceramic, stainless steel, and glass. The use of glass cups is a favorite because of its resistance to extreme temperatures, both hot and cold. The elegant appearance of glass cups is also suitable for use when entertaining guests.
Long-term use of glass cups can cause discoloration to yellowish or brownish. This discoloration is generally caused by the remains of colored drinks such as tea and coffee. Cleaning stains on glass cups is not enough just using ordinary soap.
Various alternative cleaning agents are often used to deal with stains on glass. Choices of cleaning agents include lime, starfruit, vinegar, baking soda, citric acid, and even bleach. However, there is another effective cleaning method shared by a netizen named Candra through his personal YouTube channel.
The method is, the glass can be rubbed using 2000 grit sandpaper. However, do not rub it directly so that the glass remains safe. Initially, the glass must be wetted first. You can dip it in water or rub it using a tissue or wet cloth. The sandpaper must also be wetted.
"Wet the glass and sand it so that the surface of the glass is not scratched when cleaned," he said, quoted by BrilioFood from YouTube Candra S on Wednesday (11/15).
photo: YouTube/Candra S
When both are wet, then rub the sandpaper all over the glass, especially the ones with stains. Gradually, the previously stubborn stains will fade with the water. Continue rubbing until there are no more yellowish stains sticking to the glass.
photo: YouTube/Candra S
Rinse the glass using clean water. Well, if you have rinsed it but there are still stains left, you can repeat the process of rubbing with sandpaper until the stains are completely gone. Then, rinse the glass again until clean.
photo: YouTube/Candra S
How, simple right? Just using one tool and taking a few minutes, the previously dirty glass can be like new again. This upload by YouTube Candra S has received a lot of enthusiasm from netizens, you know. Although it hasn't received many comments, this upload has been watched more than six thousand times.
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