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NYmommy
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 Sun, Sep 21 2014, 2:34 pm
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For shabbos I have enough bottles so I can get by without cleaning but now with a 3 day shabbos/yom tov I'll need to wash them. I usually wash my bottles with a bottle brush that has a little sponge attached to it so I assume that's not allowed. Is there an alternative way?
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smss
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Sun, Sep 21 2014, 2:37 pm
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if you right away fill with water (if you have hot available that would be best) and a drop of dish soap and then close it & shake it really hard, that cleans it pretty well.
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Happy18
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Sun, Sep 21 2014, 2:42 pm
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Get the plastic bristle brush without the sponge.
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5*Mom
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Sun, Sep 21 2014, 2:43 pm
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There are bottle brushes with silicon bristles that don't absorb/squeeze out water. Those are best for bottles in any case since they don't scratch.
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NYmommy
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Sun, Sep 21 2014, 3:09 pm
| Happy18 wrote: | | Get the plastic bristle brush without the sponge. |
Plastic bristles are ok for shabbos? I think I can squeeze water from that. I've never seen silicone bottle brush.
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Happy18
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Sun, Sep 21 2014, 4:34 pm
| NYmommy wrote: | | Plastic bristles are ok for shabbos? I think I can squeeze water from that. I've never seen silicone bottle brush. |
They sell ones made out of the same material as the shabbos scrubbers. I cant squeeze water out of mine just tried. It's OXO
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NYmommy
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Sun, Sep 21 2014, 4:43 pm
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Where can I find such a brush?
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ChaniH
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Sun, Sep 21 2014, 4:53 pm
| smss wrote: | | if you right away fill with water (if you have hot available that would be best) and a drop of dish soap and then close it & shake it really hard, that cleans it pretty well. |
I used to do this and then after I would empty and add more hot water wth soup and I would let it soak for an hour bottle came out spotless
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mandr
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Mon, Sep 22 2014, 1:00 pm
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Fill the bottle with rice and soapy water. Shake and then let sit for a bit.
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amother
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Mon, Sep 22 2014, 1:09 pm
| mandr wrote: | | Fill the bottle with rice and soapy water. Shake and then let sit for a bit. |
I've always done this. A spoonful of raw rice, with 1 ounce of water and soap, cover and shake up well. Really works.
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mandr
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Mon, Sep 22 2014, 1:10 pm
| amother wrote: | | I've always done this. A spoonful of raw rice, with 1 ounce of water and soap, cover and shake up well. Really works. |
I've never done this because I don't have gunky bottles but my mother would do this for our drink bottles as kids.
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