living4thesavior
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I need advice on four bottles I purchased at a thrift store.
They still have the original corks and some of the original contents in them, as well as part of the labels. I think having the stuff that came in the bottles is supposed to make them more valuable, but it's really disgusting slimy stuff. [:'(]
I do not have the whole label on any one of the bottles, but I pieced together what it says:
I need to know what to do with the original "furniture polish" stuff. It is all over the inside of the bottles, and I think they would look much nicer if I took it out. I don't want to do that unless I'm certain I should, though.
To wash or not to wash, that is the question. []
They still have the original corks and some of the original contents in them, as well as part of the labels. I think having the stuff that came in the bottles is supposed to make them more valuable, but it's really disgusting slimy stuff. [:'(]
I do not have the whole label on any one of the bottles, but I pieced together what it says:
Ever Gloss
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The newest and best preparation for
renewing pianos and the finest of fur-
nature. It will remove scratches and
bad spots immediately. Can also be
used on all stained, grained, and
enameled work.
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Manufactured by the
Ever Gloss Polish Co.
Buffalo, N. Y.
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PRICE - 25 CENTS
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DIRECTIONS
Shake well before using.
Apply with a cotton or other soft cloth,
rubbing all parts thoroughly after
polish is applied
=========================
The newest and best preparation for
renewing pianos and the finest of fur-
nature. It will remove scratches and
bad spots immediately. Can also be
used on all stained, grained, and
enameled work.
--------------------------------
Manufactured by the
Ever Gloss Polish Co.
Buffalo, N. Y.
--------------------------------
PRICE - 25 CENTS
--------------------------------
DIRECTIONS
Shake well before using.
Apply with a cotton or other soft cloth,
rubbing all parts thoroughly after
polish is applied
I need to know what to do with the original "furniture polish" stuff. It is all over the inside of the bottles, and I think they would look much nicer if I took it out. I don't want to do that unless I'm certain I should, though.
To wash or not to wash, that is the question. []