Is there anyway of cleaning the white washer bottle up.
would vinegar do it.???
washer bottle
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Baz666
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Daryll
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Baz,
I left mine in a bucket of daz for a week, periodically giving it a scrub. Came up a treat. Not if the vinegar would work on plastic. Not sure.
I left mine in a bucket of daz for a week, periodically giving it a scrub. Came up a treat. Not if the vinegar would work on plastic. Not sure.
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Alex
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new one 
from what i can remember they are in the sub £20 mark
£12 rings a bell
i think i read somewhere that baking soda???? does the job
from what i can remember they are in the sub £20 mark
£12 rings a bell
i think i read somewhere that baking soda???? does the job
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corkie
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i was also thinking vinegar,someone suggested the dishwasher,but thats me
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Andy_roo
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Try WD40, works really well with old plastics such as cleaning up alpina build plaques.
Trust me it works.
Trust me it works.
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