In article >,
"l, not -l" > wrote:

> On 3-Jun-2009, Kate Connally > wrote:
>
> > Does anyone have any good methods for cleaning
> > bottles. Here's the deal. I have this great old-fashioned
> > glass milk bottle that i got at a local dairy when they
> > had a festival. I came with chocolate milk in it but I
> > have saved it and use it frequently for storing things
> > like lemonade or freshly squeezed oj. It has developed
> > a cloudy deposit on the bottom. It's not a problem as
> > far as usage goes but it bugs the heck out of me and I
> > want to make it all crystal-clear and shiny bright.
>
> Kosher salt with just enough water to allow it to slosh around real well; do
> not try to dissolve the salt, just vigorously agitate the bottle so that the
> salt scours the bottom.

When I used to work at one of the local cavern gift shops, (they had a
concession area), we used to use crushed ice and rock salt to "scrub"
the coffee pots.

Worked well.

We also washed all the windows using glass cleaner and newspaper. Kept
it from streaking and worked like a charm.

That job as a cashier and cavern tour guide paid for my first year in
college. I made $3.00 per hour.

How times have changed. <g>
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It's about learning to dance in the rain.
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