With out seeing condition, try soaking in dish soap water over night soft cloth and elbow grease.I have a bunch of these that I pulled out of the water, from a coastal dumpsite, they're pretty stained and grungy. Wondering if yall have any tips? Including a picture of what I mean. (not my picture tho, pulled off of ebay)
Just wash them off with plain water maybe some soap on one found in the ground.Milk glass really hold their age well!I have a bunch of these that I pulled out of the water, from a coastal dumpsite, they're pretty stained and grungy. Wondering if yall have any tips? Including a picture of what I mean. (not my picture tho, pulled off of ebay)
Looks like to me you're in a vast variety of Cold Cream jars ponds what I used to do with those take one of them SOS pads the ones with bleach in them put some elbow in it they should clean up quite nicely that's my opinion that's what I used to do with my stuff like that I don't know if I put the right way or the wrong way but it sure seemed to work I'm all about what works have a good oneI have a bunch of these that I pulled out of the water, from a coastal dumpsite, they're pretty stained and grungy. Wondering if yall have any tips? Including a picture of what I mean. (not my picture tho, pulled off of ebay)
Very nice way to display, I have quite a few myself I'll post later.I used the scrubbing just described and then soaked them overnight in water with denture cleaner. Mine were found in river bottoms. Some of the stains are deep and will not come outView attachment 230806