Need some advice!!!!

[slumdog]

I have been diy since the 2nd month After I started vaping....I have a problem, I have looked and looked to solve but can't find anywhere.....How on earth do you get the used bottles clean, I have washed and washed with dawn and alcohol and whatever else I could think of but I just can't get the smell or taste from the last juice I made out of the empty bottles.....bottles are cheap but I know there has to be a way to clean and sanitize them ...........what am I missing .....boiling....dishwasher ....I just don't know.... pleeze help!!!!

 

[hairball]

After cleaning with dishsoap, hotwater, and alcohol, try freezing them for a week. I do it it removes alot of stubborn smells. If after a week you can still smell it, use a juice with heavier flavoring like mint, spearmint, cinnamon or something along that line. If you don't have any of these, toss the bottle.

 

[SweetPuff]

soaking them in a baking soda and water solution for a day or two may help solve the problem. baking soda removes odors from almost anything...it's worth a try, and non-toxic. let us know if it works for you.

 

[jifjifjif]

+1 on the alcohol and baking soda techniques.

 

[slumdog]

the alcohol and baking soda certainly did the trick, thanks so much guys...this helped a lot....

 

[slumdog]

After cleaning with dishsoap, hotwater, and alcohol, try freezing them for a week. I do it it removes alot of stubborn smells. If after a week you can still smell it, use a juice with heavier flavoring like mint, spearmint, cinnamon or something along that line. If you don't have any of these, toss the bottle.

this worked as well so I would guess the choice is yours....Young Skywalker......

 

[SweetPuff]

the alcohol and baking soda certainly did the trick, thanks so much guys...this helped a lot....

glad to hear it worked for you!

 

[ShannonA]

I don't DIY but I do save my bottles in case I start or want to send some to someone... I soak mine in hot water with just a little bit of bleach, rinse well and let air dry. People bleach out coffee and tea pot all the time so why not? Very important not to use until they dry though.