Does anyone know how to remove the fragrance from the 2 gallon Tide, Era, and other bottles to reuse for water jugs? I have a dry water well at my barn and 3 horses that need drinking water this winter.
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Try a mixture of vinegar and water and let it sit in the jugs over night and see if that gets rid of it.
I have never been able to get the fragrance out myself, so I use one GAL. milk jugs.
Try vinegar and baking soda and let it soak. Then rinse really well with hot water.
Some plastic bottles are not made for containing any type of food/beverages. In other words, they are not food grade safe.
Hi, I use vinegar for getting rid of smells the vinegar it's self smells but only for a lil while.
Hope that helps
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Tommie
Wash them out, then rinse with vinegar to get rid of odor and soap residue.
Any smell of container fragrance could removed by coffee powder , put some coffee powder with hot water then rinse until the smell gone
Yes, rinse excessively well. Fill bottle with tap water adding a scoop of baking soda. Cap and let sit a day or so. Empty bottle and allow to air dry. Leave cap off a place outside in dry location for a week, a sunny spot works well. This will give the bottles a thorough airing.
Rinse, fill with water, cap and wait a day. Remove cap and smell. There should be no smell, if no smell then taste. Should only taste water. If they smell or taste soapy or whatever repeat.
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