How to Remove Water Spots from Window Panes

Do you dream of spotless windows? Even though the glass might be intact, rain stains or marks from building materials can seriously degrade their appearance. How can you remove rain and snow stains without much effort? Read on to find out.

What Causes Window Stains?

Before you start removing water stains, it’s important to understand why they appear. Water stains form when mineral-rich water dries on the glass without being wiped off. As the water evaporates, it leaves behind minerals, creating chalky white deposits on the window surface.

Besides rainwater, other causes of window stains include:

• Sprinklers spraying water on the windows
• Gutters allowing water to run down the windows

Some windows come with a factory treatment that prevents water stains. For untreated windows, you can have professionals apply a sealant, carnauba wax, or water repellent to prevent rainwater from accumulating. These treatments cause water to roll off the glass without forming hard water stains.

Before treating your windows with a water stain remover, wash them thoroughly. Here are four methods to clean window stains:

Tired of constantly cleaning your windows? Consider applying a hydrophobic coating to keep them crystal clear for years. However, if you’ve noticed signs of damage like rot or decay, it’s time to repair rotted window sill areas. Our professional service addresses these issues thoroughly, ensuring long-term durability and protection for your windows.