Some Tips for Vinegar Usage

Cleans Glass. Mixed with water or simply sprayed full-strength on glass and mirrors, vinegar does a great job quickly and easily. Simply wipe windows dry with crumpled-up newspapers and watch your windows sparkle.
Clean your car. Use it full-strength to polish car chrome with a cloth and see it shine! Use it on your car’s windshield and windows, too.
Cleans drinking glasses. Soak cloudy drinking glasses in warmed white vinegar for a few hours to remove the film, simply wipe clean, rinse, and dry.
Clean your washing machine. Periodically run a gallon of distilled vinegar through your washing machine to clean it thoroughly, get rid of soap scum, and clear out the hoses. Run the machine through the warm water wash cycle empty and then add the vinegar during the rinse cycle.
Furniture Polish. Make your own furniture polish with one part vinegar and three parts lemon oil or olive oil.
Remove price tags or stickers Paint them with several coats of vinegar and let it soak in. Depending what you are removing them off of is whether they’ll slide off easily or require a little heavier rubbing.
Clean your IRON Put vinegar in the water holder and let it steam itself clean. Remember to flush it with water when you are done.
Clean paintbrushes Simmer paintbrushes in pure vinegar, then wash in hot soapy water.
Wash walls. Wipe down your walls with a vinegar-water mixture and it will help absorb odors and clean the surfaces.
Remove spots from glass. Use a vinegar-soaked cloth to remove spots from any glassware or crystal.
Unclog drains Pour boiling white vinegar down clogged drains to remove the clog!
Clean jars. Remove odors and stains from jars by cleaning them out with vinegar.
Clean an old lunchbox. Soak a piece of bread in vinegar and let it sit in the lunchbox over night.
Clean and deodorize a garbage disposal Make vinegar ice cubes and feed them down the disposal. After grinding, run cold water through
Teapot cleaning Boil a mixture of water and vinegar in the teapot. Wipe away the grime.
Dishwasher cleaning Run a cup of vinegar through the whole cycle once a month to reduce soap build up on the inner mechanisms and on glassware.
Microwaves Boil a solution of 1/4 cup of vinegar and 1 cup of water in the microwave. Will loosen splattered on food and deodorize.
Remove smoke smells from clothing Add a cup of vinegar to a bath tub of hot water. Hang clothes above the steam.
Clean eyeglasses Wipe each lens with a drop of vinegar.
Remove stains from furniture and upholstery Remove stubborn stains from furniture upholstery and clothes. Apply Heinz White Vinegar directly to the stain, then wash as directed by the manufacturer’s instructions.
Natural air deodorizer Heinz Vinegar is a natural air freshener when sprayed in a room.
Remove rust Soak the rusted tool, bolt, or spigot in undiluted Heinz White Vinegar overnight.
Toilet bowl Pour in one cup of Heinz White Vinegar, let it stand for five minutes, and flush.
Brighten fabrics Add a 1/2 cup vinegar to the rinse cycle.
Natural cleaning wipes A cloth soaked with vinegar for sanitizing kitchen counters, stove, and bathroom surfaces. This is just as effective as the anti-bacterial products and does not promote resistant strains like the commercial products can, this is also a cheaper and greener way to protect your loved ones.
Remove lint from laundry Add 1/2 cup of vinegar to the rinse cycle.
Remove grease from suede Dip a toothbrush in vinegar and gently brush over grease spot.
Remove perspiration stains from clothing Apply one part vinegar to four parts water, then rinse.
Clean coffee or tea stains from china A mixture of salt and vinegar will clean coffee and tea stains from chinaware.
Clean coffeepots and coffee makers Vinegar can help to dissolve mineral deposits that collect in automatic drip coffee makers. Fill the reservoir with vinegar and run it through a brewing cycle. Rinse thoroughly with water when the cycle is finished.

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