NO CHEMICALS!!! How to clean a 5 Gal water bottle without chemicals 

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​@@pappysproductionshey kind sir. I'm looking for a plastic free set up. I have everything except a metal valve for my glass 3 and 5 gallon glass jugs. Do you use the plastic dispenser valves? Do you know where to get metal or all natural none plastic dispenser valves?

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@FanceeName Ha ha. Was this a glass bottle I hope?. Yes, I think you definitely got rid of anything and everything in that bottle. Thanks for sharing your story , cheers

Awesome. Thank you for watching and subscribing. I haven't had to clean mine, since i made this video

Ha ha , thanks my man!

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Awesome. Im so glad to help.

@susiemorris2334 The baking soda cleans out any remaining vinegar and Rice flavors or odors. So definitely do it last. Thank you for watching and subscribing 😉

@@pappysproductions Perfect! That makes complete sense. I'm going to try the rice, water and white vinegar combo tomorrow. Have cleaned most of it with just water and OxyClean - but need something to scour the sides. I have a carboys brush BUT it can't quite get to some bits so am hoping that the rice will!

Yes. i like that idea even better! thank you for watching and subscribing!

@@pappysproductions I left my water jug and the heat for about 5 hours do you think the water is still safe to drink it was in direct sunlight

​@@nategarcia3476Stop being lazy and replace the water. Common sense. And stop asking health questions for opinions. Just research it for facts. Stop being lazy.

@@nategarcia3476 is your jug glass or plastic?

@@fledgling5616 plastic

@mirkokajfez4142 There was no mixing of 2. Watch it again. Baking soda cleans out the vinegar, so there is no smell and taste of vinegar. Thanks for watching and subscribing 🙂

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I just tilt it on there semi- slowly. No cap. Just make sure the bottle is dry. They're slippery when wet. The glass bottles are beautiful and worth the extra effort. They cast rainbows on the wall. Thanks for watching and SUBSCRIBING. i just bought an old fixer upper house. Im going to be posting a lot of how to videos...

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The baking soda cleans out the vinegar taste and smell. 2 Table spoons of baking soda per gallon. thanks for watching and subscribing!

Sodium hypochlorite is a chemical commonly found in bleach, water purifiers, and cleaning products. Sodium hypochlorite is a caustic chemical. If it contacts tissues, it can cause injury. Swallowing sodium hypochlorite can lead to poisoning. Breathing sodium hypochlorite fumes may also cause poisoning, especially if the product is mixed with ammonia. Also, We try to avoid being consumers of harsh chemicals such as bleach, draino, round up etc. All this stuff ends up in our water and 🌎

@@pappysproductions Thanks for answering my question. I understand what you’re saying now. I’ve grown up in the pool since I was 4 either teaching lessons, or rec swimming. The ever familiar smell of bleach has greeted me for 44 years as I swam and I know I’ve accidentally gulped more water than I could estimate. I’m not saying that had been healthy. I just think that throughly disinfecting my water storage containers with a low amount of bleach, isn’t going to cause harm as much as all of the swimming I’ve done in my lifetime. No one should drink it though I feel (not purposely anyway), as far as water storage. Could you please give me another option than using the bleach for long term storage? That’s all I know. Thank you so much for your dedication to teaching people about water storage container cleaning in general. (I would love to rig up the bungee cord system!) Thanks again for replying to my question.

The only thing that wasn't a chemical was the rice lol

Very cool! I live in Florida now.

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Hi R, I added a link in the the description to where I purchase the 5 gallon water bottles. I also added a 3 gallon glass bottle as well. Thank you for watching and SUBSCRIBING! I appreciate you.

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Sounds like a lot of work!🤨

Thanks for watching and subscribing my man! You could use food grade hydrogen peroxide.

@@pappysproductions damn I didn’t think of that. Thanks !

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Yes, anything your going to use for food or water should be initially washed.

Just swish around some vinegar and warm water then rinse with baking soda and water. No need for rice. This is also how I wash my Camel pak bladder after a hike.

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Here you go. amzn.to/32E5owU I'll also add it to the description. Thank you for watching.

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@@pappysproductions I didnt try your link I just went to your page and it let me subscribe without being forced. Yes I'm on an android

@@pappysproductions I didnt see a link I think the creator deleted our conversation on their page

@@broughttoyoubybrittany4349 So looks like this doesn't work for Android. I went to his page and clicked on his subscribe link and it did the same thing. Took me to his home page, but did not subscribe me. Also, reading through all the comments on his videos, I've learned that he will not respond or reply to people asking for help with this. I also watched his mobile version of this and it's the same thing. Doesn't work. I deleted my comments off of his video as not to help the algorithm with his videos. I cannot support someone that does not help people, yet wants your views, subs and support

I don't want to trap any moisture in there, that could potentially grow mold. Once they're completely dry, sure put the cap on. If you're re-filling your bottles weekly than you don't have to worry about that. I have a lot of bottles that i refill once every 1.5 months. Thanks for watching and subscribing!

@@pappysproductions That makes sense, thanks so much for your reply!

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Sweet!

@@reddog8558 when did the bottle get cold?

The rice acts as an exfoliator for the inside of the bottle.

Sweet, I look forward to seeing your video.

Alcohol just disinfects, it doesn't lift.

Of course, simply throw them away.... nevermind the environment and adding more trash to the land fills and ocean.

@@pappysproductions you’re going to have to throw them away at some point anyway friend. Don’t know what world you live in but it was bad for the environment as soon as they were created. Also, you can obviously recycle both the plastic and glass ones. But the recycling process is fairly inefficient for almost everything in modern society. Its always a net loss for the environment. You probably wasted at least a few gallons of water cleaning everything out just in this video, but we won’t talk about that, will we? No, we won’t. So maybe cool it on hitting people over the head with the whole environmental pitch. You’re just as guilty as everyone else, and nothing you’ve done in this video helps address that in any meaningful way whatsoever.

No, that bottle was not already washed.

I have about 10-15 bottles . I store them until all are empty, then I drive up the mountain to the spring, to refill them.

I agree. It was my first tutorial I made. I'm going to re edit it as soon as I get time. Thank you for watching and commenting. Remember, you can change the play back rate to 1. 25 and 1.5x without distorting the audio. I do that on tutorials that are lagging

you can speed up the video right?

@@thewayfaringgoblin4544 yes, do you know how?

@@pappysproductions usually use my mobile and see the 3 dots like this • • • At the top right hand corner of the video

@@thewayfaringgoblin4544 awesome, thanks my man. I appreciate you

Ok

Good video though

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Acetic acid (vinegar) and sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) are chemicals too.

@@tphillips5397 lmao ik

Yes, but you ca. Consume those chemicals and not die. Alot of people, would use bleach to disinfect bottles.

Thank you for your wisdom

Is he? He hasn'thad to clean these bottles since this video. No mold to this day. Hmmmm

Good for you!