Here's another thing I love about your videos: You never "hem and haw" at the beginning of your presentation like so some other do. You simply begin "Whether you use . . ." Its right to the point and does waste our time. Thank You
Just the tip I needed! My son has a stainless canteen with a teeny tiny mouth. I use a flexible bottle brush, but I just couldn't get it completely clean. I broke up the tablet, dropped it in, filled the canteen with hot water and let it sit for about 20 minutes. No smell and no residue. All the other water vessels in the house are getting the same treatment! Thanks!
I tried this method on 2 different stainless steel water bottles using the exact same tablets. The end result for each were a success. Thanks for the tutorial. 3/7/21
I kept trying to clean out a six year old steel water bottle. This trick definitely helped - no more disgusting manky smells and even the water tastes better. I've been managing my new Klean Kanteen insulated with this method and it works well, even when I did drink tea or other things. I think I'd try this method with my dad's manky thermos.
when i go to school if i have juice the next day of i want just plain water it has a hint of juice its gross. so what i did to get the taste of juice out was step 1 put boiling water in the bottle step 2 but soap in step 3 put the lid in and shake it step 4 leave till the water turns cold step 5 rince with cold water to get all soap out step 6 more boiling water and wait till its cold again step 7 put cold water viniger and lemon juice and shake it up alot then pour out and rince again with cold water
Such a smart idea! I honestly thought this was going to be a joke video and that you were going to toss the bottles in the garbage and grab new ones...
Frickin' GENIUS.... I have the exact same Nalgeen and 1 liter Platypus bottles and they both STINK.... I wash 'em, and air dry 'em... but they still have an 'after taste' of what they held before. I HAVE to try that.... I have to leave know 'cause I'm going over to steal my mothers denture tabs.... Thanks dude! I love the idea and vid..... (but maybe my Mother won't though...).
What I do is I just fill the bottle about one third with warm tap water, since it has quite a significant amount of chlorine for disinfection where I live, close it, shake it good for a minute and pour the water out. Here's the trick - I do it just before using the bottle, so I don't have to dry it and it stays fresh all day. By the next time I need to use the bottle, it begins to smell, naturally, but I just repeat the procedure.
Neat idea. I like using vinegar, bleach, and so on, but sometimes they need extra time or a little elbow grease or they just don't make it. Love your creativity. Even with inflation and such, we can still find some good deals and stretch or save money.
I have this problem, that my bottle doesn't smell. But when I store the water in my bottle and leave it for like an hour the water in the bottle smells so bad! This happens in my sink with the bucket too!
There's a secondary use for that water with the denture tabs after ur done cleaning the bottles; drink the solution and u will have a free colon cleanse or at the very least u will clean out ur stomach. BTW, this is a great video!! 👍
i use my nalgene canteen around the house and over time it started to smell like alcohol like i had been drinking wine out of it ..i would scrub it with hot water and dish soap but still the smell is there
That's a strange one. Is it one of the older soft plastic ones? I think they had a tendency to smell over time. If the tablets don't work for you you may have to just go for a replacement.
+Weekend Wanderer No I meant water bottles lol!! I make a lot of fruit and vegetable juices and often include garlic and ginger and it's really difficult to get rid of the smell. I'll try it out and report back if you like.
Weekend Wanderer yes i know but i am a kid and i can't just go to the store, but i found that baking soda works really great and so i do not need the cleaner or whatever it is
Works like a charm...i used a Stanley Stainless Steel water bottle...bought the cleaner tablets...washed it out and nooooo aftertaste...lol. Seriously.. Weekend Wanderer
Good question. I don't know if there's any way to tell. It's better to buy a quality bottle from a trusted name brand manufacturer if you can. The cheaper imported ones from countries that don't have any quality control should always be suspect.
Here's another thing I love about your videos: You never "hem and haw" at the beginning of your presentation like so some other do. You simply begin "Whether you use . . ." Its right to the point and does waste our time. Thank You
Agreed, it's so refreshing to hear what I need right away instead of hearing someone's lifestory for 10 mins
Just the tip I needed! My son has a stainless canteen with a teeny tiny mouth. I use a flexible bottle brush, but I just couldn't get it completely clean. I broke up the tablet, dropped it in, filled the canteen with hot water and let it sit for about 20 minutes. No smell and no residue. All the other water vessels in the house are getting the same treatment! Thanks!
Plain Jain Thanks for the feedback! Glad it worked for you.
I tried this method on 2 different stainless steel water bottles using the exact same tablets.
The end result for each were a success. Thanks for the tutorial. 3/7/21
denture cleaner tablet Ingredients:
. sodium bicarbonate - or baking soda, which alkalizes the water, cleaning the dentures.
. citric acid - removes stains.
. sodium perborate.
. sodium polyphosphate.
. potassium monopersulfate - cleaning and bleaching agent.
. EDTA.
Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching and researching!
I kept trying to clean out a six year old steel water bottle. This trick definitely helped - no more disgusting manky smells and even the water tastes better.
I've been managing my new Klean Kanteen insulated with this method and it works well, even when I did drink tea or other things.
I think I'd try this method with my dad's manky thermos.
This idea never crossed my mind! EXCELLENT!
It worked!!! Thank you so much!!
when i go to school if i have juice the next day of i want just plain water it has a hint of juice its gross. so what i did to get the taste of juice out was step 1 put boiling water in the bottle step 2 but soap in step 3 put the lid in and shake it step 4 leave till the water turns cold step 5 rince with cold water to get all soap out step 6 more boiling water and wait till its cold again step 7 put cold water viniger and lemon juice and shake it up alot then pour out and rince again with cold water
Thank you for the tipss.. it really helps me with my bottle problemm🙏🙏
I will try it. Thanks
Interesting idea. I've always used baking soda but I'll give this a try.
Great tip! Thanks.
Very helpful, thank you!
Such a smart idea! I honestly thought this was going to be a joke video and that you were going to toss the bottles in the garbage and grab new ones...
Lol. That's another way to take care of the problem!
that was short and worth the watch! THANK YOU :)
+Nicole Xxi Thank you so much.
Frickin' GENIUS.... I have the exact same Nalgeen and 1 liter Platypus bottles and they both STINK.... I wash 'em, and air dry 'em... but they still have an 'after taste' of what they held before. I HAVE to try that.... I have to leave know 'cause I'm going over to steal my mothers denture tabs.... Thanks dude! I love the idea and vid..... (but maybe my Mother won't though...).
Cool idea!
Thx!
Thanks!
It worked🥳🤩🤌🏾
Thx for giving me the idea
great idea. I'll try this. Great vid bro! Keep em coming. ~Blessings
Thanks for the tip. How about getting rid of the grease or things for the bottle cap? Especially for the screwing part for locking the bottle.
Thanks for sharing
thank u
What to do if these tablets r nt available such as in My country.
Dope. I appreciate it man !!
It worls! I tried many other cleaning methods, but so far this is the only one that worked! I had implants, so I no longer need my PolyDent tabs.
Glad it worked for you!
Cool tip i will have to give that a try atb John
Very cool idea indeed.
What I do is I just fill the bottle about one third with warm tap water, since it has quite a significant amount of chlorine for disinfection where I live, close it, shake it good for a minute and pour the water out. Here's the trick - I do it just before using the bottle, so I don't have to dry it and it stays fresh all day. By the next time I need to use the bottle, it begins to smell, naturally, but I just repeat the procedure.
What is the active ingredient? I ask because we don't have those here. Any possible substitutes?
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Neat idea. I like using vinegar, bleach, and so on, but sometimes they need extra time or a little elbow grease or they just don't make it. Love your creativity. Even with inflation and such, we can still find some good deals and stretch or save money.
I have this problem, that my bottle doesn't smell. But when I store the water in my bottle and leave it for like an hour the water in the bottle smells so bad! This happens in my sink with the bucket too!
Good idea
There's a secondary use for that water with the denture tabs after ur done cleaning the bottles; drink the solution and u will have a free colon cleanse or at the very least u will clean out ur stomach. BTW, this is a great video!! 👍
+Frank Vasquez I'll have to take your word in that my friend, lol!
I've used tablets from Sigg, the bottle maker, but the smell of mint lasted a long time afterwards.
These tablets cost less than $2 a box, and the mint smell goes away with a good rinse.
Thanks a lot....really
+James Debbarma Thanks for watching!
Was expecting to see some different ways to do it, coz do not live in the USA and quite simply no access to those tablets!
Common sense solutions, I like it!
great idea never thought about that.stay safe fella
Thank you my friend. Cheers.
Thanks for the tip mate ATB ZP
Do you think this will work with listerine?
I doubt it.
i use my nalgene canteen around the house and over time it started to smell like alcohol like i had been drinking wine out of it ..i would scrub it with hot water and dish soap but still the smell is there
That's a strange one. Is it one of the older soft plastic ones? I think they had a tendency to smell over time. If the tablets don't work for you you may have to just go for a replacement.
I've been needing to get the soap smell out because I've cleaned it with soap and I can't get it back to normal!!
Yes, same with me I also can taste it when drinking water
Same
Nice someone on this planet had my same problem 4years ago
Me too that’s why I’m watching this video because everything taste like soap 🤢
Reckon this would work with strong smells such as garlic and ginger??
I assume you mean in a cooking pot? Honestly, I don't know about that. It would make an interesting experiment though.
+Weekend Wanderer No I meant water bottles lol!! I make a lot of fruit and vegetable juices and often include garlic and ginger and it's really difficult to get rid of the smell. I'll try it out and report back if you like.
+Helen Jenkins Lol. Let me know, but I would wager the garlic would win.
I don't know my plastic bottles always dish up even if I keep Ransom
But does it leave an after taste?
Not if you rinse it thoroughly.
With this help get rid of that plastic smell/taste from brand new plastic water bottles/reservoirs
I haven’t tried it for that, but I imagine it would help considerably.
I can't buy that is there anything else
They're sold in every supermarket, pharmacy and chain store.
Weekend Wanderer yes i know but i am a kid and i can't just go to the store, but i found that baking soda works really great and so i do not need the cleaner or whatever it is
Now that is brilliant!...I wonder if my whiskey flask can benefit from this...lol.
LOL! Please update me on that!
Works like a charm...i used a Stanley Stainless Steel water bottle...bought the cleaner tablets...washed it out and nooooo aftertaste...lol. Seriously..
Weekend Wanderer
+Man Land (Midnight121) The magic of RUclips -- people with similar interests learning from each other. Thanks Brother and stay well!
Weekend Wanderer
you got that right...learning is something I will never finish!...lol.
Off topic but I brought a straw to church once and tasted the holy water, got kicked out and was not worth it, tasted very “stale”
Alright, I'm just gonna have to buy a denture cleaning.
How do I tell if my stainless steel bottle is food grade stainless steel? I found out that regular stainless steel will leech cadmium into your water
Good question. I don't know if there's any way to tell. It's better to buy a quality bottle from a trusted name brand manufacturer if you can. The cheaper imported ones from countries that don't have any quality control should always be suspect.