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acid and cleaning - 4/14/2011 3:32:09 PM   
willieboy

 

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I am trying to get some calcium and rust stains out of a Codd bottle and was thinking of a couple of day soak in a weakened solution of muratic acid.  It is next to impossible to use a bottle brush in this type of bottle as the neck and marble cause a restriction.  I was thinking about a mixture of 1/4 muratic acid and 3/4 water.  Dose this sound about right for removing calcium?  Any other ideas?  It makes one wonder how the bottlers cleaned these bottles before filling again.
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RE: acid and cleaning - 4/14/2011 3:37:02 PM   
GuntherHess


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if its calcium it should work, if the glass is sick (eroded) it wont help at all.

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