How To Clean Glass Jars With Vinegar

Here are a few tips on cleaning different types of glass naturally.

How to clean glass jars with vinegar. You can soak longer if you think you have extra tough crud but under 12 hour doesnt seem to do the trick. Dip your glasses in the bowl of vinegar for a few seconds and remove. You could also try soaking the glass in distilled vinegar for 15 minutes.

Fill the jar with almost boiling white vinegar. It takes some babysitting to clean them and some TLC but its not like youve got to stand over the sink and scrub for half an hour like youre dealing with a casserole dish after a delicious lasagna dinnerThe key to how to clean old glass bottles is to be quite gentle. Next mix three tablespoons of baking soda in a cup of white vinegar and pour the solution into a zip lock bag.

If the label is a stickler and soaking doesnt help you remove it consider soaking the glass jar in OxiClean. Rinse the jar thoroughly and let dry. Drop the glass pipe in the bag and seal the bag.

Let the jars soak in vinegar for almost half an hour before cleaning them gently with a non-abrasive scrubbing pad. Using a bottle brush toothbrush or spoon spread the paste on any lines gunk or rings left behind on both the inside and outside of your glass vase. Close the jar and store in a cabinet or under the sink.

Gently scrub away with a mild detergent. Now let the pipe sit in. Its important to remember to clean only glass jars this way.

The acetic acid in the vinegar should have dissolved the glue after several minutes. Most of the vinegar will evaporate as it dries and with it the smell will start to disappear. If the cruddy areas can not be covered by placing the jar in a dish andor flipping and rolling to saturate crud try using a small bucket or tea jug.