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Any ideas for a protector/cover (anti-bird!) for foil tops of glass milk bottles?!

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  • pigpen
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    Hi - now those all sound like some more GREAT ideas! :)
    jam jar? It would be heavy enough not to be blown away while it was waiting to be used but not so heavy as to topple the bottle.
    Eenymeeny wrote: »
    plastic basket that would fit over the top nicely. One of those deep, oval ones would help prevent the empty ones from blowing over on windy nights too.
    GreenQueen wrote: »
    We use an upturned bucket, which takes all the bottles underneath.
    I have a friend who buys liquid detergent which has a silicone detergent holder for inside the machine drum [...] have just tried them on a glass milk bottle for you and they will do the job fine
    I even think we have some washing liquid caps lying about, so can try them out this week.

    Thanks!
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