Furniture design & interior

We have all had to deal with them at any time. Posh variants are cut-glass whiskey decanters. The less posh is the kids drink bottles which all sticky and full of pieces submitted by homemade fruit juice (what you believe you have never tried to make home-made orange juice with a simple Orange squeezer?). Or you are washing out a flower vase which has left a little too long and has gathered green slime. But you are: you are trying to remove some elusive remnants of goodness-knows-what, but the bottle or what has too narrow a neck to get your hand on the right way. What would be a cleaner professional houses here. Or, if you are a professional cleaner to deal with this job for the first time, what do you do?

What do you use your first port of call is a traditional bottle brush-type with a thin wire handle and bristles which: in a spiral shape. Using what you normally use for washing dishes by hand (Ecover makes a nice eco-friendly hand dishwashing liquid liquid), water and cleaning products for your selection. scrub then around the vase, Carafe or bottle bottle brush, that can easily cross the narrow neck, and then expand cautiously reach pages with bottle, etc.

Bother-is your cleaning efforts hampered by bottle, Decanter, etc, is too broad for bottle brush to reach. Now what?
A simple method that has the reasonable success of this kind of tricky cleaning job is that the things a tea towel down neck bottle. Ensure that you keep digging out a corner of the neck or to get it back, the next impossible. Twist then the fabric around and around the cylinder, and so on as best you can. It will be tough going. You can insert a long and hard objects inside the cloth to turn it into a kind of improvised large bottle brush.
But sometimes the fabric does not look or are not sufficiently abrasives. Old-fashioned butler method, usually used for cleaning glass decanters, was to Pour a bit of lead shot in the Carafe, add a little brandy or whiskey, then spin the content around until the grime on the inside walls had disappeared. Not to do this, especially if you plan to drink from a container or means to hold any type of fluid that you plan to chemicals, lead is toxic, and some will remain on the inside of the container, even after you've rinsed it — you can use this method for vases-the flowers are dead already. Use sand instead-it is glibly abrasives and will wash out easily.

If you do not have any sand on, you can try to fill the bottle with diluted vinegar and let it stand overnight. This will attack much gunk. Then fill the bottle with hot water and your choice of detergents and give the bottle a Ruddy good shakes, keep to it very safe. Proposal for water should flush out any remaining grime. And water for cleaning the real beauty is that it can go to even the smallest connection.