Few Incredible uses of Vinegar

Vinegar is a versatile household product that has infinite uses around the house. It is one inexpensive multitasker that is not only handy for preparing a variety of salads/dishes but also an impressive cleaner. It can help you get rid of stains, cut through curd, and be handy in gardens.

Some common uses of Vinegar

• • It is a natural cleaner and can be used to clean countertops, windows, mirrors, and various surfaces. You can mix an equal quantity of vinegar and water in a spray bottle and use it as a surface cleaner around the house. For a pleasant smell, add 10-20 drops of essential oil.
  • Vinegar is exceptionally effective in removing stains from the clothes. Apply a solution of vinegar and water to the stain and let it sit for a few minutes. Wash it later.
  • It is a perfect deodorizer and is extremely helpful in neutralizing unpleasant odor. Place a bowl of vinegar in the room that has a strong odor to absorb the unpleasant smell. Try adding a few drops of essential oil for a wonderful fregrance.
  • You can use vinegar to clear minor clogs in your drain. Pour one cup of baking soda down the drain, followed by 1 cup of vinegar. Let it sit for a few minutes. Later, pour some hot water in the sink to remove the blockages.
  • Vinegar helps descale and clean your coffee maker. Fill the water reservoir with an equal quantity of vinegar and water and run a brewing cycle. Later, run a few cycles of plain water to flush out any vinegar residue.
  • Add half a cup of vinegar to the rinse cycle while doing laundry. It acts as a natural fabric softener. Not only will it soften the clothes but also remove detergent residue.
  •  It is effective in killing weeds. Just spray some undiluted vinegar on unwanted grass/weeds. Be careful not to spray it on the other plants that you want to keep.
  • You can use vinegar to wash fruits and vegetables effectively and naturally. Mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:3. Use the solution to rinse the produce. It is remarkably effective in removing dirt, pesticides, and bacteria.
  • Vinegar is super effective in removing stains and absorbing bad smells from the carpets. Soak the stain with white vinegar and sprinkle some baking soda until the solution fizzes. Wait a few minutes, and then vacuum up the powder. Later, add a few drops of essential oil in water and spray on the carpet for a lovely fragrance.
  • To dislodge stubborn sticker paint it with several coats of vinegar and let it rest for a few hours. Later, scrub it with a gentle cloth or soft brush.
  • It is highly effective in cleaning suede shoes. Mix an equal quantity of vinegar and water. Pour the solution on a cotton rag and rub it gently over the entire shoe.

These are some elementary yet effective ways to use vinegar.

Always remember to use it in the right concentration. Also, never forget to test it on a small, inconspicuous area before using it extensively.