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barkeepers friend - 5/1/2005 1:28:10 PM   
bubbas dad


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good afternoon everyone
i have seen this product recommened here many times for cleaning bottles, so i went this morning a found some. before i use it i would like to ask a few questions. first, i have a few bottles with stains inside, mainly rust and would like to know the best way to use this product to clean them. question 2, i mainly collect soda bottles. about 2/3 of them being acls, what is the way to use this cleaner on them and not hurt the lables? thanks very much for your time.
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RE: barkeepers friend - 5/1/2005 1:57:38 PM   
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I also collect ACL and I use bk on all of them. I like to get a 5 gallon bucket sprinkle some in the bucket add water. Then I sit over the bucket and I sprinkle bk on bottle and use a tooth brush and scrub it down. Try a test area first to make sure paint is not soft. i have had no problems with the labels coming off. i sprinkle some inside the bottle get my bottle brush after it. keep in mind that you sprinkle over bucket of water so excess goes in bucket. some times i will soak my bottles for awhile. if you have a real tough stain i dip bottle in water shake off water then i add bk on bottle until i get kind of like a paste and leave it on the bottle then come back and clean it up later.
If you have a long bottle like a qt or 16 0z and you cant get to the bottom go to the store get a toilet brush cut one end of it straigten out and be sure to bend the cut end over so as not to scratch bottle.
hope this helps
Brian

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RE: barkeepers friend - 5/9/2005 9:12:13 PM   
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brian thank you for your suggestions. tried it out today and it worked like a champ. i have an orange crush bottle that had enough rust to make it look like it had soda still in it. got about 90% out. thanks again

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