Interior stylist, Anita Cunningham shared her tip for cleaning stainless-steel water bottles and taking out any mold.
Anita Birges of Sydney claims that it is shocking to discover how much mold builds up in bottles. She says only a few household items are needed to get rid of the grime.
First, she pours one-third of a cup uncooked rice into an stainless steel water bottle.
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Anita Birges [pictured]Sydney shared this tip for cleaning water bottles made of stainless steel and getting rid of any mould.
Then she adds a tiny amount of dishwashing fluid to the container containing uncooked rice.
Anita adds half a teaspoon of dishwashing detergent to the rice, then Anita screws the stainless-steel water bottle lid tightly.
Then she shakes the bottle of soap and rice thoroughly until the moldy inside is gone.
She shakes the bottle, then pours the dishwashing liquid and rice mixture over a sieve and into the sink.
After shaking the bottle well, she pours out the dishwashing liquid and rice mixture over the sieve and into the sink.
Then she cleans and rinses thoroughly the stainless-steel bottle with water.
Anita has received many comments, thanking her for sharing the useful cleaning tip on how to get rid of mould in bottles.
Then she cleans and rinses thoroughly the stainless-steel bottle with water.
Below the article, a woman shared that she used a knife or fork in order to squash a cloth into its corners. [of the bottle]To get rid of mould, wash thoroughly.
One woman said that she used ‘denture cleansing tablets’ to clean the inside of her bottles.
“Thank you so much for sharing, I’m just going to throw mine away if they get mouldy,” a woman wrote on Instagram.