Lime Away,Clorox,or what?

[CoilyGirl]

Bought a little Hutch bottle this weekend I can't seem to get clean in spots that look like rust on the inside.I tried Clorox and water this morning,dumped that out a few minutes ago and put a little Lime Away and water in there,should I be using the Lime Away straight and how long should I let it sit? Yes I am impatient.

 

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[H-2 CHARLIE]

it might be mold in the wood sand it or primer it and paint it , staining might require sanding

 

[CoilyGirl]

This is a bottle H-2.

 

[Harry Pristis]

LimeAway, acid of any sort (except hydrofluoric), even straight vinegar. Don't dilute it, and give it 24 hours, then scrub away any residue.

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

You know..I have been looking for ways to polish up some of my old bottles.

I have found that hot water and CLR does help a little...I have been adding mineral oil to my bottles...it makes them "Look" shiny :P

 

[CoilyGirl]

I think I will try the straight Lime-Away then.This bottle still has the rusty stopper inside.The mineral oil might help some of the bottles I have too, one is pretty dull looking.Thanks for the tip Diggin.

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Bought a little Hutch bottle this weekend I can't seem to get clean in spots that look like rust on the inside.I tried Clorox and water this morning,dumped that out a few minutes ago and put a little Lime Away and water in there,should I be using the Lime Away straight and how long should I let it sit? Yes I am impatient.

Can we see a pic?

 

[CoilyGirl]

Want me to post a pic when they're all cleaned up then?

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Want me to post a pic when they're all cleaned up then?

Sure post away!