Vinegar

Used to neutralize odor-causing bacteria on fabrics, clothing, or skin when diluted properly. Vinegar’s acetic acid kills and inhibits the growth of microorganisms responsible for body odor and mildew. It …

Used to repel flies, gnats, ants, and other small insects around entry points, barns, coops, and livestock areas. Vinegar disrupts insect scent trails, masks attractants, and creates a mildly acidic …

Used to clean and deodorize animal enclosures, nest boxes, feeders, and waterers without introducing harmful chemicals. A vinegar-based cleaner safely removes dirt, ammonia buildup, and organic residue while neutralizing odor. …

Used as a non-selective acid herbicide for eliminating weeds and unwanted vegetation in cracks, driveways, walkways, and fence lines. Vinegar kills weeds by breaking down their cell membranes, causing dehydration …

Used to clean and control light mold and mildew growth on non-porous surfaces such as tile, plastic, glass, and sealed wood. Vinegar’s natural acidity helps inhibit mold spores and deodorizes …

Used to dissolve and remove rust from small metal tools, fasteners, and hardware without harsh chemicals. Vinegar’s acetic acid reacts with iron oxide (rust), converting it into a soft residue …

Used to remove mineral scale, lime buildup, and microbial residue inside kettles, coffee makers, and other water-based appliances. Vinegar’s natural acidity dissolves calcium and magnesium deposits left behind by hard …

Used to clean, disinfect, and deodorize surfaces safely with long-shelf-life ingredients. This vinegar-based cleaner combines pine needles, cinnamon, and citric acid for natural antibacterial, antifungal, and degreasing power. It’s made …

Used to dissolve and neutralize corrosion on small lead-acid or alkaline battery terminals. Vinegar safely removes the white or bluish-green buildup that can interfere with electrical contact. It is a …

Used to get a quick, general idea of whether your soil is acidic, alkaline, or neutral without test strips or meters.