Cleaning

[Meade Hamilton Lewis]

We do not have chlorine in our water. The streaks are more of a dirty streaking rather than a white residue that hard water would leave.

[UncleChester]

A razor blade takes care of stubborn stains, just be sure not to cut the silicone on the corners.

Razor blade + water and a paper towel will take care of just about anything on glass. If you wipe it dry after washing, you shouldn't get streaks.

[deranged chipmunk]

We do not have chlorine in our water. The streaks are more of a dirty streaking rather than a white residue that hard water would leave.

you may want to check that again. http://www.scbwa.org/pdf/state_colle...eport_2011.pdf it may be a small amount in comparison to some major metropolitan areas, but you guys do have chlorine in the water. i thought you guys did, my cousin is a cop in the borough and we had that discussion before (he's also a fish keeper)

[Meade Hamilton Lewis]

We have our own well so no worries there

[Bolisnide]

We have our own well so no worries there

You still need to treat well water!!!!!
I learned the hard way, unfortunately.
Buy a de-chlorinater (even if you have no chlorine in your water) that will neutralize heavy metals as well.... It's VERY important!

[Meade Hamilton Lewis]

Where can I purchase that and what is it sold as?