Ever try to get the Coke flavor out of a plastic Coke bottle?
It takes a "while" to become undetectable, probably is never "eliminated".
PET isn't Coke proof.
Boiling them in distilled water would probably help a bunch.
Ode
At 07:35 PM 6/10/2008 +0100, you wrote:
As you may know I have only just started to make my own CS and that
phenomena has happened to me! I have made four bottles of CS; three of
which are perfect and clear and the fourth has gone sort of greeny
yellow. Now two of the bottles are from one supplier (my bought CS) and
the one which is affected is from my former supplier; Rivers of
Health. The fourth bottle is also from them and yet the CS in that one is
perfectly clear. All bottles and caps were rinsed in DW but not washed
out thoroughly with soap or anything. I don't think that anything else
has been put in that bottle except CS so it is even more strange. Dee PS
all bottles are PET plastic.
-------Original Message-------
From: <mailto:[email protected]>sol
Date: 10/06/2008 19:19:41
To: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>CS Discoloring teeth
LOL. Thanks for saying what I've thought for years now--glass is not as
impermeable as it is said to be. My comment is just that I've had more
trouble with glass jars and bottles affecting CS adversely than plastic.
In fact, I've never had a plating or drop out problem with plastic
bottles or jugs used for storing CS, unless the CS was yellow when it
went into the plastic. I've had lots of CS turn color and suffer plate
out and drop out when stored in glass. Sometimes I've been able to clean
a glass container well enough with peroxide and running through the
dishwasher, then rinsing with hot tap water, then with several changes
of distilled water, but some glass jars even those measures didn't work
on. One was a very old canning jar. No telling what it had absorbed, and
what was leaching into the CS.
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