relied on the use of distilled WHITE VINEGAR and APPLE CIDER VINEGAR to tackle a huge array of household chores, treat wounds, preserve food and maintain good health! Apple cider vinegar
L is an
excellent dietary supplement that can help normalise glucose levels and aid in weight loss. The use of these simple natural liquids can be tracked back as far as 5000 BC, and the list of its application in our modern world is almost endless! Millions of householders are now discovering how chemical cleaners can be so harsh on our skin, plus they leave behind toxic residue that can be harmful to our health! Modern householders are going back to basics, rediscovering old style ways with old style ingredients. Here are 28 reasons why distilled white vinegar and apple cider vinegar should always be staple items in your pantry!
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ong before chemical cleaners and pharmaceutical supplements wer e invented by modern scientists, our ancestors
YOU CAN USE VINEGAR... 28 PRACTICAL WAYS
VINEGAR WITH VINEGAR
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To WASH your FLOORS & TILES – Mix 2 parts water and 1 part white vinegar plus
a few drops of detergent in a bucket and wash/mop your fl oors with this mixture. T e vinegar lifts greasy dirt off the fl oors and deodorises it as well. T is also has the added benefi t of repelling small ants and other insects from entering your home.
½ part white vinegar + ½ water into a spray bottle with a few drops of dish washing liquid and use it as a replacement for commercial glass cleaners. This solution leaves no residue and leaves your glass looking squeaky clean! For chrome railings, use the same solution and buff with a dry clean cloth!
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To CLEAN GLASS WINDOWS & CHROME– Mix
down kitchen cabinets and counter tops. In addition to cleaning the surface, it repels insects and other creepy crawlies such as ants, lizards and cockroaches. You can also spray this mixture onto doorways and windowsills to keep ants and bugs out.
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As an INSECT REPELLENT – Mix equal parts of white vinegar and water, then spray and wipe
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