I treat it like I am making jelly- I wash the jars well in dish soap,
then rinse in hot water at least twice. Then would come the scalding
water, but I don't do this for the CS, and the dishwasher does not
either. I then rinse with distilled water, pouring in a little and
swishing around, then I pour that into the next jar, if I am using one.
I rinse in distilled water like that 3 times (only because in the lab
that is what we used to do- 2 times is sufficient). Then I pour in the
distilled water for my batch of cs. This seems to work fine.
Once I used peroxide to clean out a small glass jar with a small neck-
3% H2O2, a couple of times, shaking it around pretty good, then the
distilled water rinses. I use that for storing the CS by the bedside,
and it seems to be fine.
Hope this helps. Kathryn
On Jul 26, 2007, at 2:23 PM, ruth strackbein wrote:
Thanks again, Dan, Will plan to follow your instructions, except I
don't have a dishwasher, but will wash carefully and use several
rounds of boiling water in them and the hydrogen peroxide. Is the 3
percent H202 strong enough? And how much should I use for a quart jar?
Ruth
From Ruth Strackbein
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