Cleaning vinegar: the perfect all-purpose cleaner!

Cleaning tips with cleaning vinegar

Cleaning vinegar is a multifunctional cleaning agent that can be used to clean textiles, carpets, rugs and non-calcareous stones. It contains 10% acetic acid and can be diluted further if necessary. It dissolves limescale, grease and other dirt deposits and is therefore a perfect cleaning agent for the home. Here are some tips for using cleaning vinegar:

• For cleaning textiles: Mix a cup of cleaning vinegar with a litre of water and use this to clean your textiles. Rinse well and then let it dry.
• For cleaning carpets and rugs: Mix half a cup of cleaning vinegar with a quart of water and use it to clean your carpets and rugs. Rinse well and then let it dry.
• For cleaning non-calcareous stones: Mix a cup of cleaning vinegar with a litre of water and use this to clean your stones. Rinse well and then let it dry.

Descaling with cleaning vinegar

In addition to cleaning textiles and stones, cleaning vinegar is also an effective means of removing limescale. It can be used to descale washing machines, coffee makers, shower heads and dishwashers. Here are some tips for using cleaning vinegar as a descaler:

• To descale washing machines: Pour a cup of cleaning vinegar into the drum of the washing machine and run an empty wash at the highest temperature.
• To descale coffee makers: Mix a ratio of 1/10 cleaning vinegar with water and let this mixture run through the coffee maker. Then rinse the machine thoroughly with water.
• To descale shower heads: Fill a plastic bag with cleaning vinegar and hang it around the shower head. Let it sit for a few hours and then rinse with water.
• To descale dishwashers: Pour a cup of cleaning vinegar into the dishwasher and run an empty wash at the highest temperature.

Other uses of cleaning vinegar

Cleaning vinegar can not only be used for cleaning and descaling, but also has other applications:

• As a fabric softener: Add a cup of cleaning vinegar to the washing machine during the final rinse cycle to soften your laundry and preserve colors.
• For insect bites: Dip a cotton swab in cleaning vinegar and dab it on the insect bite. This will relieve pain and itching and help reduce swelling.

Other uses of cleaning vinegar

Cleaning vinegar has many more uses than just cleaning and descaling. Here are a few other ways you can use cleaning vinegar:

• As a natural weed killer: Pour pure cleaning vinegar over the leaves of the weeds to dry them out and remove them. Note: Be careful using cleaning vinegar in areas where you don't want to kill weeds, as it can also damage healthy plants.
• As a glass cleaner: Mix equal parts cleaning vinegar and water to clean your windows and mirrors. Use a newspaper to dry them streak-free.
• To remove sticker residue: Dip a cloth in cleaning vinegar and rub over the sticker residue to remove it.
• For cleaning kitchen utensils: Mix a ratio of 1/10 cleaning vinegar with water and use this to clean and disinfect your kitchen utensils.
• As a remedy against fruit flies: Pour some cleaning vinegar into a bowl and cover it with cling film. Poke a few holes in the film and place the bowl near the fruit flies. The fruit flies will be attracted to the vinegar and then get stuck under the film.

Cleaning vinegar is a natural and versatile cleaning agent that can be used in many situations. Order now and discover the many applications of cleaning vinegar!

Whether you want to clean your home, descale your coffee machine, soften your laundry or soothe insect bites, cleaning vinegar is the perfect solution for all your cleaning needs. Order now and discover the power of 10% acetic acid. Whether you are a private customer or a business, we have the right packaging for your needs, from jerry cans to pallets and IBC containers. With us, you can count on the highest quality cleaning vinegar and fast delivery. Order today and experience for yourself why cleaning vinegar is such a popular cleaning product!