An all natural, all-around household cleaner! One jug can replace a whole bucket of commercial cleaners, and is totally safe and natural! Concentrated vinegar can be used to:

Clean and shine windows

Clean and shine all surfaces, including floors, counters, appliances, cabinets, and furniture

Remove limescale or calcium build-up

Be added to final rinse cycle in dishwashers to remove lime on kitchenware

Remove soap scum on shower walls and tubs - May take several applications and a little scrubbing to get down to tile, then just spray twice a week to keep tub surround shiny

Remove limescale in sinks and toilets

Remove mold on shower curtains (spray twice a week) or under leaky roofs

Keep canning jars shiny while boiling in hard water

Use instead of Windex Glass or Windex Multi-surface, 409 Glass and Surface, or Scrubbing Bubbles

Kill Athlete's Foot fungus - soak affected feet for 10 minutes in pure 200 grain vinegar. Caution, cuts and open sores will sting when in contact with concentrated vinegar. Soak times may have to be reduced and more than one soak may be necessary.

NOTE: CONCENTRATED VINEGAR REACTS WITH SOME METALS, SPECIFICALLY ALUMINUM AND RAW STEEL. WHEN IN CONTACT WITH THESE METALS, IT WILL RUST OR DISCOLOR. STAINLESS STEEL AND ENAMELWARE, INCLUDING ALL APPLIANCES, IS SAFE

Concentrated vinegar is also sed for natural and organic control of broadleaf weeds. Vinegar is most effective if liberally sprayed on target weeds while they are in direct sunlight, and preferably during the hottest part of the day. Repeat spraying may be necessary to eradicate deeply-rooted weeds.

Concentrated vinegar may used to spray lawns, but a test patch is strongly recommended. Spray a small area of lawn and observe, the grass may turn yellow, but should return to green within a few days.

Likewise, most flowering plants will be affected, especially those with a broad leaf. Protect these plants while spraying.