Recycling juice bottle
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I don't know for sure how much it helped, but I gave mine a soak overnight with some baking soda in the water and then rinsed really well. There were still a few that had had strong flavors that I set aside, but most were fine.
Nothing but lots of hot water and air dry for me, but I am pretty crass about the whole thing and just reuse bottles for similar juices as the previous contents. But I am also not an artisan seeking to perfect my recipes, just happy to make vapable stuff I do not mind. If I do eventually take it to that next level, I will probably take the cleaning aspect more seriously.
Great information. I scrubbed and renced them with soapy water to get the old labels off and they are now sitting in a baking soda bath over night. I have my first order coming in on Monday and the new bottle won't be in till the next week. I'm glad I am a container horder or I would of had nothing to use.
Make sure to give them a sniff test before using. Even a little bit of soap fragrance would totally suck. If they smell of soap at all, lots of hot water until they don't.
Oh yeah, bottle hoarding. If anyone asks, I am conducting an ultra top secret experiment that will save the world, provided I am left alone for a few more weeks.. Not all plastic squeeze bottles are the same either, so some are more prized than others. Of course glass is better, but I am not there yet. You got any bottles you don't want anymore? Will you mind if I pick through your trash? No, I haven't seen any spare bottles rolling around lately, why do you ask?
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ive always soaked them overnite in denture tablets , gets even the strongest odors out
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