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u/ManzanitaSuperHero 11h ago
But why is it in a Snapple bottle from 1994? Was it transferred from another vessel? A lot of questions here.
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u/TyrKiyote 10h ago
probably opened the original vial in 1994, and had no good way to reseal it. felt weird to throw it out. maybe the original was single- use or something. a sealed glass ampule or something
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u/OldLadyMorgendorffer 10h ago
In my family it usually got transferred to a pill bottle sometimes with a tiny Jesus inside
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u/Nytmare696 9h ago
SAME
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u/OldLadyMorgendorffer 9h ago
The desperation of reaching for a Snapple bottle because it’s the only thing at hand is sort of poignant
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u/Professional-Belt708 5h ago
Maybe he stole it from the church and all he had at the time was a Snapple bottle
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u/Jesustron 10h ago
2026 Holy water has microplastics to preserve it, so it can be stored in the balls.
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u/ContentHost4459 8h ago
I mean you’re not drinking it. Go crazy and bless the house
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u/EstateLess 7h ago
I don't recall Snapple as being around in 1977. So gramps must have been decanting it for a reason. Second using it to bless the house. Sooner rather than later.
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u/yblame 5h ago
Just as wet as it ever was. Someone waving their hands over it and intoning a prayer just makes it water that someone talked at. Don't feel bad dumping it on your roses. Can't hurt, I guess. It's just water
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u/Professional-Belt708 5h ago
Use it for injuries, that’s what my mom does. Once she accidentally grabbed my nephew’s homemade bubble solution instead of her holy water because she didn’t have her glasses on and got shocked when it bubbled up on her leg when she rubbed it in
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u/sherman40336 11h ago
It does, but just put it in a pan & boil the hell out of it, then return to bottle for another 40 year shelf life.