I never thought of cleaning fruits with vinegar, although I know it was disinfectant properties.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UMTX8uH2y5U
You can also replace bleach with vinegar in the wash.
shareWouldn't that cause the clothes to smell like vinegar though?
--M.D.C.
Use a lot of detergent, and a minor amount of vinegar. Maybe dilute it with water.
shareMY "WIFE" USES VINEGAR IN THE WASH FOR VERY DIRTY STUFF...SHE DUMPS A TON OF IT IN THERE...I HAVE NEVER NOTICED A SMELL ON THE CLOTHES THOUGH.
shareI have also heard about using lemon juice or baking soda for white items. I used baking soda with bleach a few times. It worked to some extent. I want to try vinegar on my linens to see if they come out softer.
shareWhat's that stink?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGysYJsTzPI
It is supposed to be good for neutralizing alkaline from leaky batteries.
sharevinegar and baking soda to keep your drains clog free.
shareYOU CAN USE VINEGAR TO TRICK ME INTO THINKING IT'S EASTER...HAPPENS ALL THE TIME.
shareVinegar makes a good window cleaner.
shareNo it doesn't. My mother tried that when I was a kid, she didn't want to fork out for Windex, so we had to lug buckets of vinegar-water all over the house on window-cleaning day, and we'd smell like vinegar for the rest of the day and the whole house would smell like vinegar for a week afterwards.
Not recommended.
I use a 50/50 water/vinegar solution to wipe down my toilet. Do so daily, right before jumping in the shower. It's not the best disinfectant. Still like to use bleach once a month for that. But vinegar's nice because I can keep it in a small spray bottle by the toilet & have it always ready. Bleach would break down & destroy the bottle. She's right that vinegar works well on hardwater stains. I use TP to wipe the toilet & the residual vinegar just from that keeps the bowl clear of stains.
shareVinegar, baking soda, and salt is a great drain declogger. I have used it to clean windows for years.
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