Boxes & boxes of muddy bottles

[Newtoit]

truck

 

[Newtoit]

truck

 

[Newtoit]

Last one!! Wish they were all clean!!! lol

 

[flasherr]

Thats going to be a lot of cleaning. i put mine in buckets and let them sit awhile until i get around to them that way dirt and grime has softened up also. another way i have found to clean tall bottles is get a toilet brush the kind with a u shaped end. i cut one end off and use it to clean tall bottles and sodas. on cheap bottles i also cheat and cut both ends free and stick one end in the cordless drill to help speed up the process. i once bought a collection of bottles from under a building that had be sitting in mud along time. i found this way to be an effective and fast way to clean bottles. cant wait to see some cleaned up especially the sodas

 

[AntiqueMeds]

Wish they were all clean!!!

Try driving through the carwash, get them all clean at once. Just dont pay for the extra wax...

 

[TJSJHART]

IT'S WHERE TO START..??? HAVE LOTS OF FUN..

 

[epackage]

A few years from now you're gonna look back like many of us and say to yourself

"Why did I keep every bottle I found back then, I should have been more selective. Time to head to the recycling center"[]

I just did it last fall....Jim

 

[Newtoit]

Still too cold up here to soak in buckets, they'd freeze solid. I live on the lake so that's where they're going as soon as it thaws. Still have the fish hut out front on the lake. I've got an old spin style apartment size washer I was thinking of wrapping the agitator and drum with thick foam and trying a couple of worthless bottles first. It sure would save a lot of shaking.

 

[Newtoit]

epackage I'm already saying that!!! lol. They're all from a building lot about 100 feet deep and 75 feet wide.

Where to start is THE problem. Also where to put them. The firewood might get kicked out of the woodshed.

Thanks
Debbie

 

[flasherr]

if you do the washing machine idea you will have alot of glass for mosaics lol