This bottle, and others with the Federal warning (that usually has "Forbids" rather than "Prohibits"), were made after Prohibition was repealed in the 1930s. By Jan. 1935, any bottle making company HAD to put this warning label on ALL liquor bottles (not beer or wine though)....to prohibit the re-use of them...by moonshiners, etc. Along with this labeling...the bottle makers also used codes, usually on the bottom (base) of the bottle...that denoted the distiller's permit # - which is the # following the "D" code; the bottle companies permit # - this is the "119" code in your example; and the date - either a single digit (in the 1930s) or double digit...like the "57" on your bottle, which means 1957. Any other codes, are unknown as to meaning...to me. However, there is often the bottle makers logo between the permit code and the date code...or, this may be a dash...and the logo is somewhere else on the base. A common logo is for Owens-Illinois Glass Co...and looks like an "eye" or the planet Saturn with a ring around it...but is really an oval with an "I" inside (or a dot) with a diamond overlapping. Sorta like this <(I)>
Whiskey bottles. If your bottle has these words embossed -or something similar- it was made between 1932 - 1964
AA on a whiskey bottle stands for "Ancient Age". On the whiskey bottle also reads "federal law forbids sale or reuse of this bottle"; this bottle is usually amber in color.
Is it bad for you to reuse a plastic bottle
Yes, you can safely reuse a breast milk bottle if it has been properly cleaned and sterilized between uses.
water bottle, clothes, cars
It is not recommended to reuse the same bottle after feeding a baby due to the risk of bacterial contamination. It is best to wash and sterilize the bottle before each use to ensure the baby's health and safety.
Yes, you can safely and effectively reuse a baby bottle by thoroughly cleaning and sterilizing it between uses to prevent bacteria growth and ensure the baby's health and safety.
Yes, you can reuse the same bottle for multiple feedings as long as it is properly cleaned and sanitized between uses to prevent bacteria growth and ensure the baby's health and safety.
Carry and refill your own water bottle
Some creative ways you can reuse a beer bottle would be to wash it out and use it as a nice little vase for a single flower. Another use could be to use as a water bottle and startle people by drinking it in public.
only three as it can be infected with an amount of detergent.
To properly clean a water bottle for safe reuse, wash it with hot, soapy water and a bottle brush. Rinse thoroughly and let it air dry completely before using it again. Alternatively, you can sanitize the bottle by soaking it in a mixture of water and bleach, then rinsing it thoroughly.