VINEGAR, The Advantages aspect you Never Know

Do you ever thought Vinegar could be as useful as am about to let you know? people hardly believe it. But below are the various uses and advantages of vinegar....

•Disinfectant: A natural antibacterial, vinegar makes a great base for any nontoxic cleaning solution. For an all-purpose disinfecting solution, dilute one part vinegar in four parts water and use anywhere germs are found, such as countertops, keyboards, shared phones, doorknobs and remote controls.

•Toilet bowl cleaner: Clean, disinfect and deodorise your toilet by pouring one cup of vinegar around the inside of the bowl. Let sit for an hour, use a brush to remove rings, then flush.

•Drain cleaner: To keep drains clog-free, pour half cup of baking soda down the drain, then follow with half cup of vinegar. Wait for foaming to subside, then follow with a gallon of boiling water. If necessary, remove hair and other debris with a wire. Repeat if drain is still slow.

•Residue remover: Clean the glue residue that labels and stickers leave behind by wiping the sticky surface with a rag dipped in a vinegar-water solution.

•Hair rinse: Remove build-up by diluting two tablespoons vinegar and two tablespoons lemon juice in three cups water and mixing well. After shampooing, pour rinse over hair before rinsing with water. The vinegar will close the cuticle and leave hair soft and shiny. An added bonus: It keeps dandruff at bay.

•Stain remover: Purge grass stains and blood spots by whipping up your own natural stain remover. Mix half cup white vinegar, a quarter cup baking soda and three cups water in a spray bottle. Just spray on the stain and toss clothing into the laundry!

•Wart killer: To remove unsightly warts, dip a cotton ball in vinegar, place over wart and secure with a bandage. Change the cotton ball daily. The acid in vinegar will eat away at the wart over time. (Be sure to keep the skin around the wart moisturised.)

•Breath freshener: Eliminate bad breath by rinsing with two tablespoons vinegar and one tablespoon salt diluted in one cup water. This rinse is especially effective at removing onion and garlic odours.

Source: care2.com



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