Great to here!! Glad I could help!

No problem! Work really well on all jars! 😄😄

Never saw your comment for some reason...! If you tryed it out O hope it worked out for ya!!

Awesome to hear! 😄😄 Glad I could help get some bottles looking new again!! 😄

Thanks 😄😄 it works quite well to get some stuck on debris off some bottles!! Glad you like the idea!

Awesome to hear that the video helped you out! 😄😄 Glad it got some bottles cleaned up for ya!

No problem! Should get some good results from it! I clean all my bottles with it! 😄😄

Np! Why I made the video, give people some tricks they might not know! I find super clean takes out rust super well and it's the only cleaner I use!

You're welcome! Glad you found this helpful! 😄😄 That's why I made it!

No problem! Ive hurd lots of people using CLR never used that myself. For getting rust off things I've hurd it works great. Glad this video might help you out!

Lol no problem! It works great for cleaning bottles! Low effort too. Glad the video helped you out! 😄

Glad you liked the tips! I haven't ever trued copper pellets, to much effort shaking the bottle around lol 😄 This way is just a set and forget! My kinda style 😄😄

Glad ypu liked them! Hope they helped you out a bit or gave u some ideas!! 😄😄

Would have never thought of oven cleaner.. that would smell a tad to much for me lol! But i guess would take everything off the bottle lol!

It works wonders! 😄😄 Pretty much every bottle I clean gets the super clean treatment! 😄😄

Glad the video helped ya out 😄😄 And depending on what end of the world you are in they are more common or uncommon in spots!! Keep an eye out when you're out and about, never know what you'll find!! 😄😄

@@Adventurous4Life Honestly, since the fish weren't biting, I turned to rock hounding for geodes when I stumbled across them. Super cool find! Appreciate the advice!

Lol that's awesome 😄 never know what you'll stumble across out there! 😄

Hope it helps in cleaning some of your finds!

@@Adventurous4Life I'm sure it will! With this stay at home order I've been wanting to clean my bottles for something to do and now that I know what to use I'm gonna give it a go 👍

No problem! Ive seen lots of other videos with odd methods that require lots of manual work or are expensive. So thought I'd show ky easy low effort approach lol.

Great to hear!! Glad you were able to get some online too. Its cool knowing this video has been able to help people in the hobby, or just in general! Happy cleaning :p

Thanks for purchasing Super Clean, Paul! It is also available at Automotive retailers, Walmart in the automotive section and Walmart.com. You can find the store nearest you by visiting our Store Locator at superclean.com/locate-a-store. Thanks again!

Easiest way of cleaning bottles with minimal work lol!

I knew you would have a few tricks up your sleeves☺

Glad I could help! 😄😄 Only method that dosnt requre tumbling or lots of work to clean bottles. Nice and easy! 😄

@@Adventurous4Life exactly. cheers!

Glad it helped! One of the fastest and easiest methods Ive seen. Worked well for me so Definitely needed to share it! 😄😄 Thanks for the sub as well!

No problem! Hope it helps you out! Stuff works like a charm! 😄

Great to make a video again! Jay was out today at a old place and he found our first ginger beer but sadly broken! I hope to have the video out Friday or next week! Snows almost all gone!

Looks like I'll be picking up some Super Clean. The snow is pretty much gone down here so I'm heading out next weekend ☺

@@danq.5140 cheapest method I found and has minimal effort involved lol

Lol thanks! 😄😄 Hope you found it helpful 😄 Thanks for subscribing! We try to have a new video out every Friday!

Glad it helped! Hope you can get any bottles you have looking nice and clean for displaying!

@@Adventurous4Life well today i began cleaning an old Listerin bottle and I was scrubbing it with the green felt pad under warm water when all of a sudden the glass cracked in my hand. I have no idea what caused that. Very odd.

Ohhhh, so when you're cleaning old bottles temperature change to the glass is bad! Hot to cold, cold to hot. If the bottle is rather cold and you run warm or hot water over it can shock the glass and cause it to crack! When ever im cleaning old bottles I try to get the tap water to room ish temperature! Antique glass can be very finicky.

@@Adventurous4Life I had no idea.. Im bummed that it happened but I leaned something new. Even though it was cool vintage Listerin bottle I'm lucky I had only paid a dollar for it. Thanks again for the info. Learn something new everyday.

Glad this video help! Hope it can get some of your bottles looking great!

Ive never looked in that section of store before! Ill have to give them a look after this crazy stuff settles down!

I take it you like this method lol! Works very well for me and is low effort too 😄😄 Hope it works for you as well!

@@Adventurous4Life I am going to buy some and clean them.

Sounds good! Should get them nice and clean for ya! Have fun cleaning 😄😄

Well that's different, brands commenting lol! Well you got a good antique bottle cleaning solution that's for sure lol!

@@Adventurous4Life We just happened to find your video today and were thrilled to see how happy you were with the results. Thank you so much for doing it! Cheers!

@@SuperEasySuperFast I recommend it to anyone who asks about how I clean old glass. Best cleaner ive used. Your next marketing campaign could be around antique bottles lol! Just kidding 😂😄

@@Adventurous4Life :)

Wow ..... The people at Super Clean have a good social media mgr ! B r a v o ! !

Sadly no. Sickness on the glass caused by hard water. To get rid of it you need to remove a thin layer of the glass by tumbling the bottle.

Good to hear! When ever there is cloudiness in the glass that's hard water damage. Sadly the only way to get that out of the glass is to tumble it! You have to remove a layer of glass to get rid of it.

Lol!! 😄😄 The sink's dirty cause the bottles are clean lol!

He's cleaning bottles. Not your pacifier.

Lol 😄😄 That sink has pretty much had it, was my parents old washtub from the 80s lol!!

It's a great bottle cleaner. Set and forget method too! Not much effort goes into using it 😄😄

Hope it helped 😄

Yes I saved it so I could remember it all thank you again 😊❤

You're welcome 😄😄😄 Anything to try and help people clean their bottles! I tryed loads of things before hand too. So this video can help people to clean there glass without having to try 1,000 different things!!

I've hurd lot of people using a method like that! Just takes to much effort when you have a bunch of bottles to clean! This is an easy set and forget method that requires low effort lol!

Hope these tips work out for ya man. Great videos to. Ill habe to watch more tomorrow after work! Best of luck cleaning your finds!

The aquarium brush on power drill chuck was excellent. So Im using a pneumatic lug bolt gun(used to remove tires) with a sturdy aquarium brush. It provides a hyperborean shine!! Power clear like Mr. Cleans bald shiny head!. Thanks for sharing your techniques!

Lol! Now that's some torque!!

Glad this video helped you out! 😄😄

I use it to clean the car too. Works great. Gloves, I have never used with it no, doesn't irritate my skin. It's almost like spray nine but spray nine isnt as good of a cleaner. For bottles at least. Took me a bit of trial and error to figure out what cleaned bottles best.

Hi Scott - Yes! You can use it on pot lids as well. Make sure they are as cool as possible before cleaning and cold water works best. Then, make sure you rinse thoroughly afterwards. Please contact our Customer Service Department at 651-365-7590 if you have any other questions!

Ive seen lots of videos on cleaning bottles but some are expensive or just time consuming/labour intensive lol. So glad this one might save u some money. It's tryed and true for me!

I do use an external Rode shotgun mic. It's just the angle of the camera that was giving me audio issues 😄😄 I use the shotgun mic so it points away from the dirt so you dont hear dirt moving around instead of our commentary lol!

It might work? Never tried that! But if it can gwt out 100+ year old stains on glass it might work for the paint bottles!

It will for sure clean the inside really good! But if it's an applied colour label soda dont soak the label in it. It will destroy it! Only us super clean on the inside of the bottle to remove dirt suck there!

@@Adventurous4Life Ok thanks for the tips the label is not paper it’s like styrofoam but I’m not risking getting it wet.

I never wear gloves with it but Im not soaking my hands in it and have minimal contact with it really. Somtimes it gets on your fingers for a bit but normally running the water and rinse it off right away. And even on the back it says to not us on glass lol. Id guess more window glass or glass objects like figures or displays? No clue but works great lol.

Perhaps we can shed a little light for you! You should avoid contact with untreated glass, make sure the surface is as cool as possible, and never let it dry. Doing so could leave a white residue that is difficult to remove. However, using the method that Adventurous 4Life uses, works great!

It is probably a safety tip, degreasers like that as correctly pointed out can leave residue on the surface of glass panes, also the guys at Super Clean probably want to be sure no one uses it as a degreaser for their jars at home or glasses which, without proper rinsing, will result in one eating Super Clean Jam or Super Clean Peanut Butter 🤣 Needless to say I think the people at the company decided for "better safe than sorry" 😁👍

Honistly most bottles basically have nothing left in them from 100 years ago. To make them 'food safe' once you clean them I wash them out with soap and water! 😄 I make glasses outa broken bottles and after a good soak and wash I drink outa them. Just wanna do a soap and water wash really good first! Glad you found the video helpful too!! 😄

Lol! Just one of thoughs works that doesnt exist, but works lol!! 😄😄

It was pretty much clean when I dug it! I use a used scour pad thats become softer to clean the labels. If you're looking for one I literally have a boat load of them! There's a video comming out soon we did that every foot u find one! Finally went back this year fo that dump lol. I could ship you one after all this virus stuff settles down if you like them?

@@Adventurous4Life Thanks, buddy, but I'm good. It caught my eye because I have only ever seen one and it is the one I found. I'll have to try to clean it up now that we're talking about it lol

@@Travelling..Bottle..Digger lol ok. Sounds good, hope it cleans up nicely!

@@Adventurous4Life I just hit it with some Barkeeper's Friend and the label held up fantastic. The writing up around the neck... not so well lol

@@Travelling..Bottle..Digger Nice! Hate when the labels flake off after digging them up.

Glad it helped! As for getting the glass corks out ive never really needed to do that. Might try putting it in the freezer to try shinking the seal a bit? Honestly not too sure!

Thank you, I'll try the freezer.

Could also try heating it up in a pot of water, but doing it slowly. If u dunk it in hot water u run the risk of cracking the glass. Heating it up slowly from cold-warm-hot might losen it up. But be careful with hot water and glass!

If you're referring to the large aqua alchohol bottle it's from around 1900-1915. The one in the video has an applied top and most likely held wine or whiskey. Relatively common bottle but they come in a variety of colours!

@@Adventurous4Life that’s cool to hear. I’ve did a ton of research on my bottle but haven’t came up with anything. I have a small collection of about 10 bottles that I’ve found while diving. Majority of them being around 1915-1970s. The bottle I’m talking about is the the same shape and color as yours, the glass is rippley with bubbles in it, has a slight pearly sheen, I just noticed it has a screw top, and says “federal law forbids sale or re use of this bottle” on the side

It’s my most interesting bottle I think. Others are old beer bottles, ketchup bottle, vinegar, and an old milk bottle which is my second favorite!

@@Kyegar very cool, it's fun collecting bottles. But once you start it never stops lol!!

Lots of people do drinking glasses outa old bottles, as long as they are cleaned well and disinfected with soap and water after I cant see why you couldn't use them 😄

Iv hurd lots of peole using copper pellets of some sort! Just find it lots of work, I'm lazy when it comes to cleaning lol! Ive also hurd toilet bowl cleaner wirks quite well also! I try to stay away from industrial chemicals lol! Im pretty set for brushes too!

@@Adventurous4Life I would occasionally pick up small pieces of heavier copper wire off the ground and cut them up, 6 or 10 inches at a time. I have about a half pint of this gravel now. Finding good digsites on a gentrifying island gets difficult. Hipster indifference has helped me get in the 1890s, but need to find areas missed by 70s-80s diggers.

@@tomfrazier1103 oh yes, finding undug areas is a pain around here too. Almost all early 1900s dumps have been dug back in the 70s! They missed lots back then too so always undug areas to find in the dug dumps!

@@Adventurous4Life Indeed they did. I found my first Hutch a Waialua at Waialua in an area said to have been hit with diggers who had earthmoving equipment in the 1980s. I used my screen and found some good stuff, a 1917 bicycle license and a 1915 Motor Cycle tag, the year the City & County of Honolulu started to issue vehicle tags. I also found my first Dr. Kilmers there. "Never dug out"?

Ive had a few bottles like that with Tar, Oil, liniment etc still in them. Ive found that Super Clean will normally get rid of the stains and smells from them after sitting in them a bit! For smell u cluld also try toilet bowel cleaner as well!

@@Adventurous4Life thank you so much. I will try the toilet cleaner. This is my first find so if I find more then I will invest in the stuff you use.

If bottles aren't your thing you could try posting them on various American bottle pages to see if theres any interest in them. Or you you start a little display in your house if you find them interesting! I use some bottles as vases and planters, maybe try that? It's really up to you if you like what you found!

Adventurous 4Life do you know any good websites i can look into ?

@@albert5624 best places to post them for sale are bottle groups on Facebook. Just search American bottle diggers and there should be a bunch of groups to look through!

Glad you enioyed it! Hope it helps you out in cleaning any old glass you have!

Pretty much the same here too 😄😄 I think gink is actually a made up word lol!

Dumps, tips, refuge pits etc they can be called lots lol. When it comes to trying to find old bottle dumps theres no sure fire way. Its explore old areas or forgotten towns. If you can find a old area where u live drive around looking for old trails and try walking them. We have found a few places walking down old trails where towns used to be. Look for old mines logging camps mills etc. Then walk around the hush where they used to be! It can be hard but like i said theres no easy way to find a old dump

Adventurous 4Life thanks!!!

UV bulbs like the ones I used kill bacteria, they are actually sanitizing bulbs. So you probably could. Just make sure to give them a soap and water clean after too!

If there is a hase on them that's sickness yes! Its hardwater built up on the glass. Only way to remove it is to remove a layer of the glass through tumbling. For a easy fix you can us baby oil on the inside of the bottle to hide it. Sickness on bottles really sucks but there's no easy way to remove it

@@Adventurous4Life Thanks for the quick response! But for cleaning bottles in the future, do you know if using Super Clean for too long can cause damage? I meant to only let them soak for 2-3 days but forgot about them. Or maybe amber is more sensitive to degreasers? We do have hard water where I live, but I didn't even use that - I diluted the Super Clean with distilled water. Also, after soaking them, I rinsed them off and ran them through the dishwasher, so, because they were wet when I transferred them, I don't even know if they had the haze prior to the dishwasher, but I ran them through the dishwasher PRIOR to soaking them in the Super Clean as well, and it didn't leave an irremovable haze.

Ive left super clean in bottles for months before 😂 i forget about a bottle begore and it has the cleaner in it for over half a year lol! It had begun to separate! Never had an issue with it running any sort of glass before, including amber. Personally I wouldn't put them through the dish washer, can run the risk of the cracking or even shattering! They aren't built for the hot that dishwashers us to clean new glass.

@@Adventurous4Life Okay, thanks! Other than possible cracking/shattering, do you know if it's possible for dishwashers to cause permanent damage like that (haze/sickness) to glass? Also, wouldn't it only be older bottles that would be more prone to damage in the dishwasher? The amber bottles I washed are only a few years old.

No idea! Never put them though the dushwasher before! I know my mom once put a Milk of Mag bottle and a madon jar in the dishwasher and they both came out in peices 😄😄

You could ya, just hand wash them with soap and water after! 😄

Never tryed it on that! So your guess is as good as mine!

It can be tricky to clean them. My best advice is to take a well used green scouring pad and lightly scrub the logo. You want to use a soft and degraded green pad as a brand new one is very rough and will end uo scrapping off the logo because its to course!

Thank you for the reply, I’ll be trying to see if I can restore these this coming week

Honistly I have no clue. Didnt even know they had a break cleaner in that brand! 😄

@@Adventurous4Life lol I guess I’ll have to try it out and see

Ive tryed that before. Didnt have the best effect on most bottles. It makes some stains easier to scrub off but not off completely like super clean 😄

After you get all the grime outa them a simple soap and water wash in the sink should do! If there's a large build up of calcium on the glass I wouldn't recommend it as it gives off an odd odor. But for the drinking glasses I make a good soap and water wash and I use them! 😄

Pretty much lol 😄😄 just one of thoughs words! Basically just gross stuff 😄

Some good ideas! But i dont use the 'power brush' to often, lol! It would be a lot of effort for just a small time using it 😄😄

@@Adventurous4Life yeah probably the most sensible way to use the "Power Brush" (which is a damn fine tool name 🤣) is if you collect jars, that way when you reach like 20/30 jars you do them all in one go. Btw if you are interested you should get some solid, relatively thick, copper wire, cut it in small bits and use it as you would salt to clean the inside of a bottle, basically just shake it around with water. It can be reused A LOT of times, it can be basically free if you salvage it here and there and I've seen that stuff do what your degreaser does in a few days in a matter of 10/15 seconds of shaking with soapy water added.

This stiff works great for bottles like that! Hope it can help you out cleaning it! 😄

I'm about to rinse it out ...@@Adventurous4Life

100% muriatic acid is great to clean with. But Super Clean is just a method that works great too and not as dangerous of a liquid!

Ive tryed it before, didnt have good results for me. Unless i got a bad batch. Left bottles totally submerged in it for literally 4 months as i forgot about them in a bucket ouside (with a lid). Literally nothing came off them and had to superclean them to great effect later. No idea id i did somthing wrong but with thoughs results and having to wear a respirator and thick gloves with it, i cant say it's any good...

The only thing that comes to mind is soaking it in warm water to try and loosen the cork. Other then that im not too sure. Never ran across that problem yet sorry!

I just came across this issue and ended up drilling through the cork and taking it out in pieces. Seemed to work well.

Good action plan! If it works it works! Ill keep that in mind if I come across this problem!!

So a tumbler is a motorized device that 'tumbles' the bottle with abrasive powder and copper pellets to remove a layer of glass from a bottle. Normally takes a week or more of the bottle being in the device 24/7. Most pre built tumblers can cost upwards of 500-1000$. With exstra tumble containers costing exstra.

Yes! Dont soak ACL bottles in it. The label will start to fade! If you're putting it inside the ACL bottle thats fine just dont submerge the label/entire bottle in the super clean!

@@Adventurous4Life ok thanks for the tips

@@cooldudexvi not a problem at all!

I'm going to buy that super clean

@@cooldudexvi glad I could help in finding somthing for u to clean your bottles with!

Never been it lol. No idea if that's a good thing or a joke but ok lol! 😄

Lol! Ya the motors and run time on them is quite expensive as well!!

@@Adventurous4Life have you tried the rice method?

Never hurd of it, lol!

I take it this might have helped ya out 😄😄😄

Yes I’m found old bottles in excavation I’m plumber and try the clean for long time I have question you are in Canada because can’t funds the same bottle of super clean here in New Jersey USA with the logo off dangerous and I’m confused with the price from Walmart at 8 dollar for galón and another place for 20 dollar

Ya im in Canada! Im pretty sure the sell it in the USA as well. But at the hardware store here it runs at about $20 CAN 😄

I love that word...I figure it's akin to gunk.

Lol, ya i know 😄😄 Maybe if I make another cleaning video Ill make a counter lol!!@

After the bottles sat I showed them under the light with all the debris taken off resting at the bottom 😄😄 Super clean is a great set and forget cleaner! Lots of others have tried it with great results! I recommend trying it if you're having trouble with stuck on stains in your bottles! 😄

That could work indeed! Never tryed that before! 😄

Lol. Ive been asked this before 😄 Gink can also be called Gunk and is just a build up of gross substances inside old bottles, lol! A good sentence for it for content is; the kitchen rang hood was filled with gink and its vent didnt work anymore. Its just a word for build up of gross stuff, lol!!!

It can work good for oil stains somtimes, but can be hard to us when trying to clean out large bottles 😄

@@Adventurous4Life question - found an old Avon perfume bottle - Topaze . Still has perfume in it but no nozzle- how can I seal it or at least clear the old perfume in it .

No problem lol 😄😄 And this sink is pretty old lol! Lots of stains on it. And it just goes to show how much stuff goes through this sink 😄😄 the sink is really only for bottles, so just always stayed dirty lol!

Oh yes, I've been told this many times lol!! 😄 Just what my mind came up with lol!

Lol, ya I know, not a real word 😄😄 But I still use it till this day lol!

Also, what about muriatic/hydrochloric acid? (pool PH adjuster/concrete etcher) I use it to etch minerals

We dont have a tumber sadly Ty. And a I like using this stuff cause its biodegradable and pretty cheap.

I get it. Maybe I need to build a bottle tumbler one day for you

Never had an issue! Although if you're working with it for a long time I recommend a respirator lol! 😄