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Vinegar Plus




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Zoe S. in CT
Many of us use vinegar to clean because it is fairly
inexpensive and non-toxic. I use white vinegar to clean
counter tops and toilets. I also use it as a fruit rinse, in
the laundry rinse cycle, and in the dishwasher.

To reduce the vinegar odor, I fill a glass jar with citrus
peels (orange, lemon, etc.) and then add white vinegar to
cover them. I let the solution sit for three days or more. I
add more peels and vinegar as needed over time. The end result
is a fantastic smelling citrus vinegar rinse. This makes the
laundry smell great when used in the rinse cycle (1/4 to 1/2
c.) and can be used the same way plain white vinegar is used
in cleaning recipes, solutions, etc