just a update,nowt bloody happened yet.thought crap {as used to}may of started to come to top of flask.now im stuck for a baby brush.might ask mrs for one for christmas,but may get some funny looks.
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Originally posted by volante View PostWould you like to elaborate on that, still using my Stanley S/S flask-must be 15 yr old +.
Dont say it damages the seal, bung/stopper doesnt get put on in the cleaning process.
Must be loads of different ways to clean them, you do your own thing !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Davey
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Never clean my coffee flasks (same goes for coffee pots & stove-top maker) just a rinse out with hot, soapy water. You should let them build up a coating otherwise they have that awful, new, metallic-taste like when you get a new one. For the wide-mouthed bait flasks, a trained ferret with a squirt of detergent does the job
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ok,gary aswell as to answers ive had.firstly tried 2sterident tablets 45% clean,then dollop of bleach,couple hours later now 90% clean.finaly ive found @ put 3 boots sterilizing tablets into flask will leave in overnight.didint have any bicarbanate sodo to try.well in the end men,we will call this one a draw.ended up putting a metal pan scrub thingy mujig into flask to scub about with + wooden spoon.eeeeeeeee us MEN always have problems with little jobs,but we always get there in the end.food for thought just wonder what our second halfs talk about when they go to hairdresses.somehow dont think it will be about cleaning flasks out.once again all the best nesa members.
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