How to Wash Your Used Wine Bottles 

Very helpful and to the point. Thanks.

THanks for sharing ! Very informative indeed.

Thank you ! Right to the point all good ! 👍🇺🇸

Very good video. Good work mate

Great video...very helpful...thank you...

great video. thanks so much

thank you

You should have way more subs this is the kind of info thats not on youtube detailed steps of what is needed

I wash my bottles as I use them. If I have to wash dishes every night then I might as well wash one bottle too. I just submerge the base of the bottle into the sink to wet the label, and then scrub the label away with a SS pot scrubber. Then I wash the outside of the bottle with the clean dish rag, and I thoroughly rinse the inside of the bottle with hot water. I then turn the bottle upside down in the other sink until it dries. The hot water allows it to dry very quickly. It might sound like a long job but it only takes about one minute from start to finish. When it's time to bottle wine, all I have to do now is sterilize with the sulfite sprayer. No disrespect but I feel that if I did things the way you did then I would be adding one more step to the process. I couldn't imagine having to remove 90 labels as a single step in the process. Cheers!

Found some stuff at the dollar tree store called totally awesome glue away. Also found it at Walmart Love the stuff way better then goo gone

With commercial used bottles I use 200 degrees F in oven for 20 minutes, with one gloved hand peel off label (process from YT). Next, Goo Gone to get rid of glue, then I wash off Goo Gone with isopropanol. The alcohol alone will remove the glue, but it seems to take longer. Thanks for the video.

Informative video. I do pretty much the same thing. On the glue on the outside of the bottles, I use SOS pads and cleans them up nicely. BUT where does one find that nice double bottle rinse gadget? I need one of those!!!

surprised that a bottle brush does not factor into this process especially upon initial clean after having wine residue.

FYI to all if you do choose to use a chlorinated product like bleach, 10% bleach solution. Make sure you follow up with sodium metabisulfide or potassium metabisulfite those products are anti-chlors and will neutralize the chlorine.

Is there a way to connect the bottle tinder to a gooseneck faucet like the one in your sink?

Great video and information. Where are several good places to get free wine bottles? I'm just getting into the hobby but have a limited budget.

you can skip razors and goo gone if you just let the bottles soak in PBW, since you're going to have to clean them anyway. the labels peel right off without scrubbing or the need for razors or other products. that you dont use a brush to clean out solids from the bottles is dangerous as you're just allowing gunk to cling to the small scratches which may exist inside the bottles. i hope no one actually listens to this video or takes it seriously.

Why not reuse a screw cap bottle if you have the screw cap?

why not bleach if you rinse them well after ? Bleach will get any tanin stain off a bottle...