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Use of white vinegar for mineral deposits inside bottles - 7/29/2004 10:03:25 PM   
Diego916

 

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Hello everyone, I have filled the bottle pictured below with white vinegar and am letting it sit, cork top removed and covered with saran.

My question is this, at what point do I give up and try something different when I no longer observe progress? Thanks in advance!




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RE: Use of white vinegar for mineral deposits inside bo... - 8/1/2004 7:28:39 AM   
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Hi Diego,
Are you sure those are actually mineral deposits IN the bottle?Vinegar will remove mineral deposits,albeit slower than a stronger acid.If the glass is cloudy/milky, however,that's glass sickness-you aren't getting rid of that without tumbling or a hydrofluoric acid bath.(which is best left to the pro's!)In that case you might want to check the value of the bottle before getting it professionally cleaned.

Hope this helps,

KAT

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RE: Use of white vinegar for mineral deposits inside bo... - 8/1/2004 6:36:50 PM   
Diego916

 

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Yes, these are mineral deposits not sick glass. Well, its working, albeit slowly.

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