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Tdcarls wrote:
Anyone ever used a hair dryer on their mirror after cleaning it to dry up the little bit of excess water stains that remain after rinsing? I was just thinking of trying this after cleaning my mirror and watching a few tiny water stains start to develop. One would think that the hair dryer would just make everything evaporate quite quickly and easily and voila---no residual water marks (no matter how tiny and minimal they normally are). I have for more than forty years used an alcohol rinse for a final rinse. The alcohol must be quite pure and cannot be reused. Generally, isopropyl alcohol from a drug store is good enough although I prefer ethanol with a volatile denaturing agent. This can often be obtained from a chemical supply house. Chuck -- ... The times have been, That, when the brains were out, the man would die. ... Macbeth Chuck Simmons |
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