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I use warm water with dish soap and a straw cleaning brush. I’ve had to let a few soak for a night or two but even pumpkin spice washed away.
A good throwing away, and replacement.
Just don't be a flavor butterfly, and you'll be fine!
Sorry, you know I don't squonk!
Will depend on the quality of the silicone. I have found that good quality silicone does not retain odour. Rinse with warm water and air dry is sufficient.
Poor quality silicone, nothing works! It will retain the odour of your e-juice and everything else you use to try and get rid of that odour. Over time the odour does diminish, but I do not have a time frame on that. Too many variables. If using a proprietary design squonk bottle that can not be replaced by something of better quality, I would suggest purchasing multiples of said bottle.
There are claims on the interwebz that a squeeze test can be used to verify the quality of the silicone, or at least verify if fillers are being used. They state by squeezing your silicone, if it changes white, fillers are used. I do not know how much fact there is to this, could be marketing BS, but do know out of all my squonk bottles, the ones that retain odour are the same ones that turn white from a squeeze test.
Poor quality silicone, nothing works! It will retain the odour of your e-juice and everything else you use to try and get rid of that odour. Over time the odour does diminish, but I do not have a time frame on that. Too many variables. If using a proprietary design squonk bottle that can not be replaced by something of better quality, I would suggest purchasing multiples of said bottle.
There are claims on the interwebz that a squeeze test can be used to verify the quality of the silicone, or at least verify if fillers are being used. They state by squeezing your silicone, if it changes white, fillers are used. I do not know how much fact there is to this, could be marketing BS, but do know out of all my squonk bottles, the ones that retain odour are the same ones that turn white from a squeeze test.
Dish soap and water does it for me. But you can soak them in vinegar or put them in the freezer for a couple hours. Haven’t tried that on bottles, but can confirm it works on the silicone rings of my instant pots.
I gave them the sniff test - no bad odour, just a remnant berry. They all passed @Punk In Drublic 's pinch test
Thank you for the replies. It's mainly to get rid of any leftover flavours - I'll do the hot soapy water clean, and see if that does the trick
Thank you for the replies. It's mainly to get rid of any leftover flavours - I'll do the hot soapy water clean, and see if that does the trick
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