I use vinegar and bleach dilutions frequently (separate bottles). Would these hold up? Most dont.
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Yes! I use these bottles for a variety of homemade cleaners and they work great!
602610
these do not hold up well with vinegar at all... I don't use bleach but one seems to be holding up with ammonia ...
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The bottles I am currently using seem to work as effectively as they did when I first got them, about a year ago. I am a person who tends to stock up and then have times when I might not use the products at all.
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I don't know, as I bought my bottles one at a time. Just keep them unopened in a dry area and they should be OK.
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I have one in the kitchen and one in my bathroom to hold the hand soap and dish soap...I love the dispenser for the soaps. I don't think you want to put bleach in them, they are plastic and I fear the bleach will leak.
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I'd say as long as you clean them regularly you can replace as needed. No tears or discoloration your fine. Just boil them for 5 in or so.
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Yes. It is a bit much on the bleach content for the job; even 1/2 would do a 3L hydration pack. You will want to either pre-disolve these in a small amount of hot water before or during use. Most hard bottles (polycarbonate) can tolerate boiling water so should be no harm done.
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no, these are food grade / have had no problems at all. I would still boil and filter after sitting a long while anyway. as you fill, pour a couple caps of Bleach in with it
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I've had mine since the beginning of December and love them! So far no issues. I use pinsol in one, peroxide and dawn detergent mixture in another, and vinegar in the third one. I hope this helps!
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Use mine for 1:1 vinegar water solution. They are really great and good quality. Imagine lemon and vinegar would do just fine.
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They are very durable. I use them to store deer quarters for a few days in cold storage with salt water. I then wash them out and reuse them year to year. They appear to be safe. When I wash them out I use a mild bleach solution.
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My son used them until he gave them up!! He gave up the bottle at one!! Hope this helps :)
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I have acrylic wine glasses. When they become stained with red wine, I soak them in a combination of white vinegar and water. This is much safer than soaking in bleach. It works very well.
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They would work great on any bottle... I just happen to use them for wine. They'd be great for soda too! I am sure they would work well on oil and vinegar too.
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They take dye very well, however if you want them to last longer, I would not recommend bleach, you can bleach, but they will become very damaged, but it's whatever you want to do.
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I've had them for over 6 months and use them daily....no problems with staining (I do hand-wash, not dishwasher so I don't know if that would change things). I love them! And they're sturdy.
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Barry, I don't see why they wouldn't. I use some of their chemicals undiluted and haven't had any issues. They are thicker than what you would expect and have a nice spot for any MSDS info you might like to add to the bottles in case you have kids or pets around. If there are still doubts, I would email or call CG and see if they can answer directly.
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I haven't had any leaks. One of them is a bleach solution and one is 50/50 alcohol and water. I don't know about other chemicals but no leaks from mine.