Vinegar, for your health
Whether you are prepping for difficult times, or just want to save money on groceries and cleaning supplies, one thing you should never be without is Vinegar.
There are different types of Vinegar for different uses. There is Distilled White Vinegar, which is better for cleaning and certain other uses, and there is Apple Cider Vinegar, which is better for food and internal uses. It is better to use Organic Apple Cider Vinegar when taking it internally.
People have been using it for ages - and not just for cooking or preserving foods. Vinegar's versatility is virtually unmatched when it comes to having multiple uses. The following uses are just a sampling, and there are other sources that show what this veritile product can provide as significant savings on things we spend time and money to accomplish in other ways.
Read below to see just a sample of how vinegar can be of use to you, whether in hard times, or for your common, daily needs:These are some of the things you might do with Vinegar, and there are many others as well. Also, check out this interesting article on Dr. Mercola's website.
- Disinfect wood cutting boards.
- Soothe a sore throat; use 1 tsp of vinegar per glass of water, then gargle.
- Fight dandruff; after shampooing, rinse hair with vinegar and 2 cups of warm water.
- Remove warts; apply daily a 50/50 solution of cider vinegar and glycerin until they're gone.
- Ease an upset stomach; drink 2 tsp apple cider vinegar in one cup of water.
- Polish chrome.
- Keep boiled eggs from cracking; add 2 tbsp to water before boiling.
- Clean deposits from fish tanks.
- Remove urine stains from carpet.
- Keep fleas off dogs; add a little vinegar to the dog's drinking water.
- Keep car windows from frosting up; use a solution of 3 oz. vinegar to 1 oz. water.
- Clean dentures; soak overnight in vinegar and then brush.
- Get rid of lint in clothes; add 1/2 cup vinegar to rinse cycle.
- Remove grease from suede.
- Kill grass on sidewalks and driveways.
- Make wool blankets softer; add 2 cups distilled vinegar to rinse cycle.
- Remove skunk odor from a dog; rub fur with full strength vinegar and rinse.
- Freshen wilted vegetables; soak them in 1 tbsp vinegar and a cup of water.
- Dissolve mineral deposits in drip coffee makers.
- Deodorize drains; pour a cup down the drain once a week, let sit for 30 minutes, then rinse.
- Use as a replacement for a lemon; 1/4 tsp vinegar substitutes for 1 tsp of lemon juice.
- Make rice fluffier; add 1 tsp of vinegar to water when it boils.
- Prevent grease build-up in ovens; wipe oven with cleaning rag soaked in distilled vinegar and water.
- Kill germs; mix a 50-50 solution of vinegar and water in a spray bottle.
- Clean a clogged shower head.; pour vinegar into a zip-lock bag and gang it around the shower head. let it soak overnight to remove any mineral deposits.
- Shine patent leather.
- Remove the smell from laundry that has been left in the washer too long; pour 1 cup of vinegar in with the load and rewash it.
- Make propane lantern wicks burn longer/brighter; soak them in vinegar for 3 hours, then let dry.
- Act as an air freshener.
- Soften paint brushes; soak in hot vinegar then rinse with soapy water.
- Remove bumper stickers and decals; simply cover them with vinegar-soaked cloth for several minutes.
- Prolong the life of fresh-cut flowers; use 2 tbsp of vinegar and 3 tbsp of sugar per quart of warm water
- Prevent Mildew; Wipe down shower walls with a vinegar solution.
- Soften calloused feet; soak your feet in a 50/50 mixture of vinegar and water for 30 minutes, then scrub them with a pumice stone. The dead skin should slough off easily.
- Treat Acne; start with a solution of organic apple cider vinegar and water at a ration of 1:8, apply the toner to blemishes and leave on a minimum of 2 minutes.
How Apple Cider Vinegar Can Change Your Life
This is a long−standing, "tried and true" remedy for many things, and a product that has many uses. You might consider making your own, if you find the right recipe, and the reight ingredients.
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