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Leftover used drops to make cleaner? 05 Jun 2021 18:25 #69306

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In Kalcker's book, and in his demo video on how to make CDS, he says to use the used CD in the shot glass to pour into a bottle of water to make sanitizing solution for tea towels and such.

1) What kind of water to make the sanitizing solution?
2) Plastic water bottle ok?
3) Do I use the first 10 ml or use all 20 ml from both parts of the process in the same bottle?
4) How do you use it for sanitizing? Just straight out of the bottle on the kitchen towels, then launder as normal?

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Leftover used drops to make cleaner? 01 Sep 2021 20:45 #70824

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You can utilize your unused solution in water as a spray (plastic spray bottle ok). I suppose it depends on how much you have left and how much sanitizer you need.. I use a 20 drop mix per quart / liter as a rule of thumb, I don’t have the exact science on it as a sanitizer

I use a filtered tap or distilled for mine but I do t think it matters much

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