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Wed, May 17, 06 at 14:54
| I'm sure someone here is a whiz at cleaning and can tell me how to remove the mineral deposit that forms when a drip of water or bit of melted ice dries on the shiny black plastic. My cleaning crew does not seem to know how to remove it, or hasn't tried ;).
I have tried using a miracle cloth dampened with vinegar, with no success. Any bright ideas? TIA
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