New tip for removing odor from bottles

[Vchick]

Just saw this on Shine/yahoo page;

Remove odors
Got a musty-smelling book or a plastic container with a fish odor? Place them in the freezer overnight. By morning they'll be fresh again. This works with almost any other small item that has a bad smell you want to get rid of

I'm going to try it with a bottle from TV w/GB in it, gee if it works for fish odors, this may work! I'll try it and post tomorrow!

 

[Zurd]

Just posting to make sure you tell us the results, sounds interesting.

 

[Lisa B]

Wish I had known this trick years ago, my ex-husband used to work in a fish plant, I could have stuck him in the deep freezer and got rid of two problems at once..lol

 

[Eekaa Chu]

Wish I had known this trick years ago, my ex-husband used to work in a fish plant, I could have stuck him in the deep freezer and got rid of two problems at once..lol

Sorry, I just burst out laughing out loud when I read this! Sooo funny!

 

[Lisa B]

Sorry, I just burst out laughing out loud when I read this! Sooo funny!

Would have been cheaper then divorcing him was.....lol

 

[Zurd]

Wish I had known this trick years ago, my ex-husband used to work in a fish plant, I could have stuck him in the deep freezer and got rid of two problems at once..lol

Oh you evil evil !!

 

[atsirk]

Wish I had known this trick years ago, my ex-husband used to work in a fish plant, I could have stuck him in the deep freezer and got rid of two problems at once..lol

Haha got a chuckle from this...

 

[hairball]

Lisa B...is your freezer big enough for 2 men? Deep freezing does sound like a good idea? life insurance...heck yaaaa.

 

[Lisa B]

We may need a walk in freezer at this rate....lol

 

[Vchick]

Will do, had a ton of 30 ml bottles with mint, TV & others that I couldn't bear to throw away, but didn't want to put anything else into for fear of transferring the smell/flavor. If it works for these, it's a easy way to do it, then wash and rinse.

Lisa B, I hear ya on that one, I'm still wiping the keyboard & my monitor down.....hope they aren't flooded.......lol

 

[hairball]

We may need a walk in freezer at this rate....lol

I have a huge garage we can install it in.

I'll have to try the freezing....for the bottles that is.

 

[jj2]

Wish I had known this trick years ago, my ex-husband used to work in a fish plant, I could have stuck him in the deep freezer and got rid of two problems at once..lol

 

[pm2006]

Ok that made my day. lol.

Can I do a +1 here (I mean add 1 husband)

 

[akcrabslayer]

Ain't love grand!

 

[RippleInStillWater]

Hey!!!!! I'm offended by the way this thread had ended up I think!!!!

 

[Lisa B]

Hey!!!!! I'm offended by the way this thread had ended up I think!!!!

I am sure we can make room for ex-wives or girlfriends.....

 

[zbasspro]

Vicky...... Vicky..... Vicky There is a much easier way of not dealing with that nasty odor TV liquids leaves in bottles..................quit putting that chit in there! Darn woman if you're that hard up and need to buy that cheap stuff you know can PM me.

You also need reminded the only way to rid yourself of the nasty gingerbutt taste from TV is the hiney lick maneuver. I'm hearing rumors they may put that as an option on the site, trying to figure out the "doubler" aspect boB

 

[Vchick]

Welcome home boB, I've missed you!!!!!

 

[Starchild47]

To really get rid of stinky mold and stuff on books you have to leave them in the freezer for like 2 weeks. Smoke works the same way. My librarian told me about this. To get rid of something that is not as involved as mold or smoke, you can put the offending crap in a plastic bag with baking soda and seal up for a couple of days, it works fine. Kills it off!!!!
I put a tad of baking soda in the book bags in the freezer and never had an issue. In fact, I wrote an E-How article on this 2 years ago. I don't know if it is still up or not.

 

[kj4lxw]

So did this work on bottle in OP?