Vinegar, or dilute acetic acid, is another chemical used for thousands of years. Roman legionaries used vinegar to kill bacteria in questionable water, adding a bit of honey to make the drink easier to swallow. The sharp odor and sour taste make it unpleasant for many, I like the stuff.
Vinegar can be used for pickling, cleaning and as a germicide. It cuts grease well without needing a water rinse afterwards. Vinegar can be substituted for lemon juice in cooking (although it doesn't provide any vitamin C) and will lower a diabetic's sugar levels when ingested along with meals. It makes a decent salad dressing alone and even better with herbs and oil. Unlike bleach, vinegar doesn't degrade with time and temperature.
A case of vinegar goes well with my preps. Why not add some to yours?
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Vinegar works wonderfully as a fabric softener as well. I use it on towels especially since fabric softener will take away the absorbency of the towels!
And the apple cider version makes a great hair rinse instead of conditioner!
Apple cider vinegar is so universal but so is white vinegar I always make sure I have loads of both.
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