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Once the dishwasher has stopped, shake all the bottles again.
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Place the bottles in the freezer for a minimum of two hours.
The cold vodka should have a syrupy texture.
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Place the mixture through a strainer.
Once you have emptied a bottle, rinse it out before pouring the strained mixture back in.
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Repeat the steps for each bottle. Make sure that the bottles are rinsed out in between uses so there is no color contamination.
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Freeze the bottles until you are ready for a colorful drink.
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No need to worry about the bottles, the vodka will not freeze.
That is the end.
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Enjoy drinking the rainbow of bright colors.
