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Show Page SI EZRAIA Prove, Utah. To rice? cccc3 weesi m Keen, r $lvffi&073 Mvq ivczcr To remove stains from glasses, them with water and add I gleaming and is top condition with teaspoon ammonia, then soak them Tiinna crystal jso tsesetips: - tx sosbed ia a of commer 04d, find ifiiad r dencx fiassw&re rec special care: cial Venture deeaw. Or, try ntb-fee stain mHa baking soda, when banc ae fc gant use abrasive cleaners or It's be34 fieoes at ; jpoarB; pads.. .glassware, 81 dr calcium K W To remove iane. ou irtxse the dak of deposits, soak the glassware fw a , or two in disded water w& a Supping or breung delicate aaps, by using a dsfcpan and a dryteg Jltae vinegar added, i ; To eliminate pater spots on rack made of plastic or rubber, ift 'y t ur glasses, use a rinse agent;it ,. wise to also place a rubber collar around the lancet and a rubber I causes water to flow oS m sheets. mat or thick towel in the bottom of I If yoar dishwasher dotes! have a ' ; I flspmsfr for liquid riaae agent, get the sink. P The water Jor washing and a rinse agent ia a soMd bar that books to the upper rack. rinsing should be fresh and hot To make glasses sparkle, add a Smooth tiny chips in glassware few drops of laundry bluing or I with fine, wet .ammonia to the .suds. Rinse thor-- by rubbing them it's better f However, r paper. emery '); oughly. to have fine glassware and crystal Use a soft brash to clean cut or repaired by a professional etched glass. Drain glasses upside down in a dish rack or on a heavy towel. Dry glasses with a hnen towel to keep them lint-freFor a Iras expensive anhstittrte. try a cotton-line- n blend with at least 25 percent You can keep fiB all your glassware " "tS Si itMi ts qa -- k4ater -- 4y -- , linen. You can' use slow-flowi- y&JmU.. m. a dishwasher for everyday glasses, but dishwashing -- detergent sometimes etches the " Other than a dripping faucet, the most common plumbing problems ate clogged drains, running toilets and leaking or frozen pipes. B you have the ngbt eqtapment and it is inexpensive to get you can fix all of these problems yourself. Somehow, water mat does not ran presents more of a problem than water that runs all the tune. Clogged drains can be cleared and ones made more enthusiastic. If only one fixture is affected by the blockage, chances are it has a plugged trap. This is the curved pipe under it More rarely, the waste line is blocked between the trap and the main drain. If more than one fixture is affected, you can assume that the blockage is farther down in the drainage system. When all the fixtures in the house are affected, the main house drain or sewer is suspect A rubber force cup or plunger is the first tool to reach for when a clog occurs. For this plumber's glass, creating fine scratches that make the surface look cloudy. To avoid etching, try using less detergent and loading jewer dishes. Low water pressure, which keeps the machine from filling completely, is another possible cause of etching. Never wash glasses or fragile glassware in the bottom rack of the dishwasher. Space them on the top rack so they don't touch other dishes or each other. mstmoi ' friend to be most effective, make certain the pipe to be cleared is full of water, not air. Since water cannot be compressed, it transfers the full force of your efforts direct-l- y to the blockage. H a force cup doesnt dear the drain, you can use .a drain pressur-ise- r. This is aa expandable section that screws onto a garden hose. Inserted into the drain as far as possible, water pressure expands file rubber bulb, sealing it against the pipe wall Pulsating blasts of water under pressure break up the dog and wash it down the pipe. The drain auger or snake frees all but the banfest-to-reac- b blockages. Ranging in size and potency from light-dut- y snakes to ' mmy fosSjpoirs hand-operat- power-drive- n augers, some are items and others are wielded by g servplumbing or ices. A auger cable is recommended for clearing most household drains. 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