Using white vinegar is one of the easiest, most budget friendly ways to clean your home. Here is a comprised list of many ways you can use this product to clean your home naturally and effectively.
Firstly, as amazing as white vinegar is to clean with- we think it is a good idea to lay out surfaces that should NOT be cleaned with vinegar. Vinegar is acidic and the acidity can cause damage to certain surfaces. For example:
-Granite, Marble, Travertine, Slate, Soapstone, etc. countertops
The acidity in the vinegar will eat at the finish over time. The easiest way to keep stone clean in between professional cleanings is dish soap and water.
-Natural stone tile
-Screens on tech devices
The acidity in vinegar will eat the coating of your screens over time. Using a clean microfiber will do the trick. Or a screen cleaner with microfiber.
-Waxed wooden floors and furniture
Just like granite and marble countertops the acidity will eat the wax finish over time. Be cautious when using vinegar to clean wooden surfaces.
-Unfinished wood
-Castiron and aluminum
Now that we got that out of the way. Let's discuss the many ways you CAN use vinegar to clean and disinfect in your home!
-Windows, mirrors and glass
vinegar not only cleans and shines mineral deposits and hard water build up- it also prevents more build up.
-Bathroom fixtures
faucets, shower head, shower, tub, sink, toilets
-Linoleum floors
a vinegar/water solution gently removes dirt and residue, plus vinegar removes buildup from previous cleaning product to restore shine.
-Solid surface countertops
laminate, ceramic tile, and solid surface countertops can be wiped with a a vinegar/water solution
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