You know that I love learning new tips, that helps make our life easier. Well this time I found a a bunch of uses for Vinegar. Vinegar is a non toxic product, it has many many uses. It’s eco friendly. Very versatile and most important part is super inexpensive. Here are 25 ideas for making the most of vinegar:
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Deodorize the sink: Pour 1 cup baking soda, followed by 1 cup hot vinegar, down the drain. Let sit for at least 5 minutes, then rinse with hot water.
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Deodorize the garbage disposal: Make ice cubes out of vinegar. Run the disposal with a few vinegar ice cubes and cold water.
3. Clean countertops: Wipe down surfaces with a rag dipped in vinegar.
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Clean the fridge: Use a mixture of half water, half vinegar to wipe down the interior shelves and walls.
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Remove soap build-up and odors from the dishwasher: Once a month, pour 1 cup of vinegar into an empty dishwasher and run the machine through its entire cycle.
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Bust oven grease: If you’ve got grease spots on the oven door, pour some vinegar directly on the stains, let it sit for 15 minutes, and wipe away with a sponge.
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To make old glassware sparkle: To get rid of the cloudy effect, wrap a vinegar-soaked towel around the glass and let it sit. Remove and rinse with hot water.
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Get rid of lime deposits on your tea kettle: Fill the kettle with vinegar and let it boil. Allow it to cool, and rinse with water.
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Remove stains in coffee cups: Create a paste using of equal parts vinegar and salt (or in lieu of salt, baking soda) and scrub gently before rinsing.
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Treat Tupperware stains (and stinkiness): Wipe the containers with a vinegar-saturated cloth.
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Remove stains on aluminum pots: Boil 1 cup vinegar and 1 cup water.
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Deter ant infestations: Spray outside doorways and windowsills, and anywhere you see a trail of critters.
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Clean can openers: Scrub the wheel of your can opener with vinegar using an old toothbrush.
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Remove stickers or labels: Cover the sticker with a vinegar-soaked cloth. Let it sit overnight—it should slide right off by morning.
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Shine porcelain sinks: A bit of vinegar and a good scrub should leave them sparkling.
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Clean grout: Pour on some vinegar, let it hang out for a few minutes, and buff with an old toothbrush.
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Clean the shower door: Spray them down with vinegar pre-shower, or post (after you’ve squeegeed the glass) to remove hard water deposits.
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Clean a grimy showerhead: To get rid of scum, fill a Ziploc with ½ a cup of baking soda and 1 cup vinegar and tie it around the showerhead. Let it sit for an hour, until the bubbling has stopped. Remove the bag and run the shower.
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Make a toilet sparkle: Pour in a cup or two of vinegar and let it sit there overnight before scrubbing with a toilet brush.
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Polish linoleum floors: Add 1 cup of vinegar for every gallon of water you use to wash the floor.
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Clean paintbrushes: Soak paintbrushes for an hour before simmering them on the stove to remove hardened paint. Drain and rinse.
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Clean grills: Spray vinegar on a ball of tin foil, then use it to give the grate a firm scrub.
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Disinfect wood cutting boards: Wipe down wood boards with a wash of vinegar.
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Clean the microwave: Fill a microwave-safe bowl with 2 cups water and ½ cup vinegar. Heat it on full power for 3-4 minutes until it comes to a boil. Keep the door closed for a few minutes longer to let the steam fill the microwave, loosening the grime. Remove the bowl (carefully!) and wipe down interior walls with a sponge.
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Polish patent leather accessories: Give them a rub with a vinegar-soaked cloth. Buff with a dry cloth.
