How do you clean your water bottles?
02-19-14, 01:14 PM
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No. Brains scholarship, same as with my New England prep school.
Let me congratulate you on being the first person to discover a grammatical mistake in a Bikeforums post. Your parents will SO proud of you when they find out. And while I may not proof all my posts carefully, I write for a living and get paid enough doing so that I will be able to retire in six more years (at age 55), and I have enough common sense to know how to clean a water bottle.
Let me congratulate you on being the first person to discover a grammatical mistake in a Bikeforums post. Your parents will SO proud of you when they find out. And while I may not proof all my posts carefully, I write for a living and get paid enough doing so that I will be able to retire in six more years (at age 55), and I have enough common sense to know how to clean a water bottle.
02-19-14, 01:45 PM
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That's the problem with your generation. You can text 500 wpm but have no life basic life skills. Was I was in college, I worked in the caffeteria to support my partying. I busted more suds during those four years than you will in your entire life.
Put the darn things in the diswasher. No charge for the schooling.
Put the darn things in the diswasher. No charge for the schooling.
02-19-14, 02:10 PM
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lol burned.
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02-19-14, 02:27 PM
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I melted a Camelbak bottle top in a dishwasher. I tend to just clean the bottle tops (by hand) a couple times a week and do nothing for the actual bottle. I put only water in my bottles and air dry them by inverting them in a dish rack (w/ tops removed) immediately after a ride.
02-19-14, 03:35 PM
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I don't feel burned. In the end, that's what matters to me. Now if I got paid to write BF comments, that would be a different story.
The original post is akin to someone in the Touring subforum asking "How do you wash your shorts and your jerseys while on a multi-day tour?" I am not makeing that up. Several peoples have actuarily axed that. Have people really become that feeble that they can not solve simple problems on they're own and insted musk turn to the Internets for common cents ansers to easy qwestchuns?
The original post is akin to someone in the Touring subforum asking "How do you wash your shorts and your jerseys while on a multi-day tour?" I am not makeing that up. Several peoples have actuarily axed that. Have people really become that feeble that they can not solve simple problems on they're own and insted musk turn to the Internets for common cents ansers to easy qwestchuns?
02-19-14, 03:45 PM
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Really? Sorry for asking if anyone had any tips for cleaning the inside of their bottle spouts, which they did. You're a clown. No one ask for this guy's help he is far too superior to us because he's not from our generation.
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I don't feel burned. In the end, that's what matters to me. Now if I got paid to write BF comments, that would be a different story.
The original post is akin to someone in the Touring subforum asking "How do you wash your shorts and your jerseys while on a multi-day tour?" I am not makeing that up. Several peoples have actuarily axed that. Have people really become that feeble that they can not solve simple problems on they're own and insted musk turn to the Internets for common cents ansers to easy qwestchuns?
The original post is akin to someone in the Touring subforum asking "How do you wash your shorts and your jerseys while on a multi-day tour?" I am not makeing that up. Several peoples have actuarily axed that. Have people really become that feeble that they can not solve simple problems on they're own and insted musk turn to the Internets for common cents ansers to easy qwestchuns?
02-19-14, 03:47 PM
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That's too bad about your dad. My dad was likely of the same generation as yours. He had a lot of life and other skills. He was "from a corner" in S. Philly. His mother was a madam who ran numbers. His father, known as "The Hook," used to pull him out of school on occasion to take him to the track before he died in his late 40s. Despite a "colorful" youth, my dad put himself through college and professional school and, for a time, was one of the leading practioners in his field. And he knew how to wash dishes.
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02-19-14, 04:00 PM
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I don't feel burned. In the end, that's what matters to me. Now if I got paid to write BF comments, that would be a different story.
The original post is akin to someone in the Touring subforum asking "How do you wash your shorts and your jerseys while on a multi-day tour?" I am not makeing that up. Several peoples have actuarily axed that. Have people really become that feeble that they can not solve simple problems on they're own and insted musk turn to the Internets for common cents ansers to easy qwestchuns?
The original post is akin to someone in the Touring subforum asking "How do you wash your shorts and your jerseys while on a multi-day tour?" I am not makeing that up. Several peoples have actuarily axed that. Have people really become that feeble that they can not solve simple problems on they're own and insted musk turn to the Internets for common cents ansers to easy qwestchuns?
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We are of the same generation, so give yourself a pat on the back.
That's too bad about your dad. My dad was likely of the same generation as yours. He had a lot of life and other skills. He was "from a corner" in S. Philly. His mother was a madam who ran numbers. His father, known as "The Hook," used to pull him out of school on occasion to take him to the track before he died in his late 40s. Despite a "colorful" youth, my dad put himself through college and professional school and, for a time, was one of the leading practioners in his field. And he knew how to wash dishes.
That's too bad about your dad. My dad was likely of the same generation as yours. He had a lot of life and other skills. He was "from a corner" in S. Philly. His mother was a madam who ran numbers. His father, known as "The Hook," used to pull him out of school on occasion to take him to the track before he died in his late 40s. Despite a "colorful" youth, my dad put himself through college and professional school and, for a time, was one of the leading practioners in his field. And he knew how to wash dishes.
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Water and dish soap. Sometimes I'll let them sit in a sanitizing solution that I bring from work.
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