How would you clean a plastic bottle thoroughly, to eradicate any previous smell or physical trace
of the liquid it held previously?
of the liquid it held previously?
Hi,How would you clean a plastic bottle thoroughly, to eradicate any previous smell or physical trace
of the liquid it held previously?
I use almost exclusively glass. I do use one plastic bottle with a needle cap that I carry in my purse and I rinse with hot water as well and if I feel it is getting "funky" I chuck it..Using mostly Kayfuns and Russians I reuse plastic bottles that I can put “needle” caps on on to refill my tanks. Haven’t yet found a way to refill them with a dropper from a glass bottle.
I rinse the plastic bottles out with hot water and let sit with no cap to air out several times then fill from the glass dropper bottles. Been doing this for years and haven’t noticed a problem yet. YMMV of course depending on the juice you use.
How would you clean a plastic bottle thoroughly, to eradicate any previous smell or physical trace
of the liquid it held previously?
Provided you exercise good care and judgement with the caps, of course. LOL, I mention that for the clumsy that stumble among us.
Even after mis-threading a few caps, it's still cheaper. Trying to find a place where I can get some good, inexpensive 90 ml or 120 ml bottles, and open to suggestions. Now that I'm DIY with ease, I'd really like some larger bottles (amber preferably) that won't break the bank.
By all rights with my fine motor tremor I should be using those squeeze bottles with the needle top points, but I just plain don't love plastic. (Except for my drinking glasses, which I reluctantly use because you give me enough time, I will drop a glass).
I wonder if they make pyrex drinking glasses? All my plates are pyrex and those hold up great.
Anna
Using mostly Kayfuns and Russians I reuse plastic bottles that I can put “needle” caps on on to refill my tanks. Haven’t yet found a way to refill them with a dropper from a glass bottle.
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me exactly. I am re-using and re-using all 120mls bottles that I bought full of ejuice and I just wash thoroughly in a soap bath and extra extra rinseI use mostly glass, and have a bunch from store-bought juice, but I still have some plastic. I rinse mine and fill with clean tap water and let them sit with the cap off. It is moderately effective, but some smell lingers, so I do what another person suggested and use the bottles for like flavors.