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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;aaroncab, post: 603068, member: 3974&quot;]I think you&#039;ve taken the information given in the wrong way. When Greg and others here are referring to &quot;sick&quot; glass they are not referring to anything that can be removed by alcohol, or denture tablets, or any other &quot;cleaning method&quot; - they are referring to glass whose internal surface has been permanently etched by long term misuse. Certainly they aren&#039;t saying that the methods you&#039;ve suggested wouldn&#039;t work for cleaning dirty glass or cloudy glass that isn&#039;t &quot;sick&quot;. That is an important distinction. Greg and OBB are correct that truly &quot;sick&quot; glass is only curable by physically removing the etched layer by polishing with cerium oxide/polishing compound or by dissovling it with hydrochloric(muriatic) acid. Clearly you have methods that have worked for you for remedying cloudy glass before. No one is saying that isn&#039;t true or isn&#039;t worthwhile - and I for one appreciate your help in trying to get my piece cleaned/fixed, and hope to continue see you around the forum.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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