ironmountain
Well-Known Member
Cleaning the milks I posted awhile ago:
https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/some-local-U%25P%25-milks/m-462022/tm.htm
are proving to be a bit of a pain to clean. I'm thinking it's the water up here. Bottle brush and hot water w/soap, comes out clean. Rinse and let dry, gets cloudy/calcium looking. same thing with barkeeper's friend and clr. ...that includes rinising them after....
Today I just filled 1/4 of the bottle with clr, going to clean it up and let it air dry and see what happens......
I think it's the water because after brushing your teeth or shaving in the bathroom sink, the left over water spots get this white calcium scale-ish color...
will see how it goes after this little experiment.
https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/some-local-U%25P%25-milks/m-462022/tm.htm
are proving to be a bit of a pain to clean. I'm thinking it's the water up here. Bottle brush and hot water w/soap, comes out clean. Rinse and let dry, gets cloudy/calcium looking. same thing with barkeeper's friend and clr. ...that includes rinising them after....
Today I just filled 1/4 of the bottle with clr, going to clean it up and let it air dry and see what happens......
I think it's the water because after brushing your teeth or shaving in the bathroom sink, the left over water spots get this white calcium scale-ish color...
will see how it goes after this little experiment.
