Can this clean up alcohol spills such as beer and spirits?
1305578
I did not use it for that...however; it does absorb all liquids....I would think it would.
1305579
Yes. You put it on and let it soak up the liquid and it clumps up and you have to vacume or sweep it up then.
847159
Yes. My wife and I use a bottle cleaner(little tiny brush) each and every time we clean the cups. We take the whole bottle apart, the lid, the little white regulator, and of course the bottle. We love these cups, have bought almost every variation of spill proof type cups and with a little extra cleaning these are by far the best on the market.
1189009
The description states that it can not be used with sparkling wines.Because beer has carbon dioxide in it this gas will be pulled from the liquid and the bottle will no longer be under vacuum. I have not used it on beer. I imagine the act of sealing it and only allowing a certain amount of the gases to escape will make it last longer, but it will not be as effective as it is on wine.
1430032
I personally don't think that matters. The distilling process will remove just about all the impurities from the water.
148611
Probably not without extreme effort. I do not think it would be useful for that purpose as it sometimes has trouble on thicker beer cans.
1507809
Have not tried it for that. My guess is that it probably won't. We use it mostly for oil and grease stains and other similar things. Maybe "Goof off" or lighter fluid will work.
493860
No. It's only good for thin liquids such as paint thinners, cleaners like Windex, alcohol, or after shaves and colognes.
841341
You need to get a hydrometer Make sure it's for spirits, not for beer and wine
1210641
You should be able to. The key I have found when using this is to make sure the crystals are fully dissolved. With that I've never had a problem, no matter the type of brewer I was cleaning.
1279535
I don't know about beer. I make homemade Kombucha these bottles are wonderful holds the fizz for days. I never clean them in the dishwasher
427845
Don't believe they are intended to be used with cleaner. I use cloths and alcohol pads.(seperately)
240803
Not very easily with just water. Baby oil works for skin and alcohol for other surfaces.
904584
It will not clean a bottle like soap but will kill germs on contact. If you have residue like coke or tea, it will do nothing to clean it. On the other hand if you have only water in it and just want to kill anything left over from drinking, it will kill any germs that might be left over.
1967217
In my case it works perfectly. I use it on a daily basis to clean and disinfect small items such as hearing aids without wasting the product. In the past I tilted the bottle of alcohol into a Kleenex and too much alcohol would come out, wasting a lot. With the push down bottle I just take the Kleenex and push down once and I get just the right amount of alcohol.
1735208
If by cleanser you mean the wipe after your polish is applied, no. Just use plain alcohol on a wipe, it's cheaper than what's sold
1474911
Yes, there is no problem... however make sure you have cleaned any loose particles and or grease. Usually I use denatured alcohol.
1109140
I believe it would. I used alcohol to clean the area first...but it hasn't budged at all since...