Mika21
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I went to a house site in the woods that was an a old cranberry farm from the 30s to70s.i was going to do some MDing but before I cloud start I saw a old bottle then a one more and pretty soon I had 70. For every one I found I found 20 broken they range from medicine bottles to milk jugs, wine bottle and perfume/ cologne bottles even some old Pepsi cola. If any one could help me out on ways of cleaning the in side on my bottles thanks. This is my first post I'm brand new to the hunt but I got the bug!!!!!!!!!!
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the narrow neck bottles might not clean well in the dishwasher so a pipe cleaner or toothbrush might serve you well there. For mine, which were mason jars, I just used dish detergent and a sponge. It's glass; not precious metals, or old coins... using some elbow grease and soap on a Brillo sponge won't hurt them anymore than it did when you were a kid and Mom said tonight was your dishes night.






