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I have some lead crystal glasses that have been washed in a dish washer and have
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 I have some lead crystal glasses that have been washed in a dish washer and have a milky hard scum on them? I think this is known as blooming or something similar. Is there any way of restoring these glasses to their former state or are they destined to be recycled?  |
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