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Johnny Rocky

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I just put my cans in an container that is close to the size of the can to save on juice then fill it up inside and out. I let mine soak overnight.
Yeah see the problem that I have is that most of the cans I find have been crushed and are too rusty so that I can't unbend them properly. Pretty disappointing cause I just found a beer that I've never heard of.
 

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Yeah see the problem that I have is that most of the cans I find have been crushed and are too rusty so that I can't unbend them properly. Pretty disappointing cause I just found a beer that I've never heard of.
Probably a reason old soda and beer cans are starting to gain value - they were all tossed outside and have rusted away! I've cleaned a few on my own, either using lemon juice or CLR, though you have to be attentive with the CLR - it will eat just about everything on the can if you leave it for too long.
 

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Good to know on the CLR, the latest can I found was a 50s bulls beer. Still crushed though. PXL_20240806_142727314.jpg
 

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Yeah kinda an interesting thing around here is that there's barely anything before 40s - 50s and barely anything after.
 

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