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Advice - cleaning outdoor ceramic glass patio table.

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CB64
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Need advice on cleaning an outdoor ceramic glass patio table. Its a dull ceramic - not shiny. Bought second hand in the box, can't remember seeing any stains when unboxing. Just uncovered table after winter and there is what appears to look like a water mark/stain on the table.  It won't come out with just hot soapy water (using washing up liquid) and I know you can't use anything abrasive on ceramic table tops.  Any idea what I can use that won't damage the table. 

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  • Farway
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    How about toothpaste?
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  • ArbitraryRandom
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    I'd also go the other way and say vinegar cleans lots of things. 

    If that doesn't do it, I've used t-cut (scratch remover for cars) on a ceramic hob before and it worked a treat. 
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