theonlykikki
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Does oxalic acid get rid of the milky film on bottles and the dirt stains on the inside curves and corners that are hard to reach with bottle brush? If not, what works best?
Hello. The BEST AND EASIEST way to clean and remove old water stains is to get a bottle of WHINK. The only place t have ever seen it was at TRUE VALUE HARDWARE. However be very careful with it as it contains hydrofluoric acid. Just pour it inside bottle and let it sit for a while. Shake it every now and then. You will see the dirt coming loose and floating. After done don't discard the used dirty acid use it again and again. You can even soak exterior as well just lay it in a plastic container. Be careful not to get in eyes and use gloves. Very caustic. Works better than anything I know and have been using it for 40+ years. It is a rust stain remover and very hard to find. Lewis.Does oxalic acid get rid of the milky film on bottles and the dirt stains on the inside curves and corners that are hard to reach with bottle brush? If not, what works best?
By the way oxalic acid only works on cleaning beer cans found in dumps. Does nothing to glass. Lewis.Hello. The BEST AND EASIEST way to clean and remove old water stains is to get a bottle of WHINK. The only place t have ever seen it was at TRUE VALUE HARDWARE. However be very careful with it as it contains hydrofluoric acid. Just pour it inside bottle and let it sit for a while. Shake it every now and then. You will see the dirt coming loose and floating. After done don't discard the used dirty acid use it again and again. You can even soak exterior as well just lay it in a plastic container. Be careful not to get in eyes and use gloves. Very caustic. Works better than anything I know and have been using it for 40+ years. It is a rust stain remover and very hard to find. Lewis.
I just ordered some on Amazon! Thank you for the recommendationHello. The BEST AND EASIEST way to clean and remove old water stains is to get a bottle of WHINK. The only place t have ever seen it was at TRUE VALUE HARDWARE. However be very careful with it as it contains hydrofluoric acid. Just pour it inside bottle and let it sit for a while. Shake it every now and then. You will see the dirt coming loose and floating. After done don't discard the used dirty acid use it again and again. You can even soak exterior as well just lay it in a plastic container. Be careful not to get in eyes and use gloves. Very caustic. Works better than anything I know and have been using it for 40+ years. It is a rust stain remover and very hard to find. Lewis.