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Removing Calcium Deposits From Glasses in the Dishwasher

Over time and through use, your dishwasher can start to leave hard water stains and calcium deposits on your glassware. This can cause your glassware to appear spotted and filmy. If this is occurring, clean your dishwasher to correct the issue. By using a dishwasher-safe acid product, such as white vinegar, you can get your dishwasher back to work cleaning your dirty glasses.

Things You'll Need

  • White vinegar
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Instructions

    • 1

      Load your glassware into the dishwasher.

    • 2

      Pour 1 cup of white vinegar into the dishwasher.

    • 3

      Run the dishwasher using the normal wash settings. This will clean both the glassware and the dishwasher.

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