10% Distilled White Vinegar, Cleaning, Home & Garden - by the ounce

**WE DO NOT SHIP REFILLERY LIQUIDS THAT ARE SOLD BY THE OUNCE. THEY ARE LISTED FOR LOCAL PICKUPS AND DELIVERIES ONLY.**

2X THE POWER OF STANDARD VINEGAR
------> This is a Cleaning vinegar ONLY. It is NOT for human consumption.
We do carry an Organic White Pantry Vinegar that can be used for both cooking and cleaning.

Directions:
REGULAR CLEANING: Add 1 part vinegar to 2 parts water.
HEAVY-DUTY CLEANING: Add 1 part vinegar to 1 part water.

• Concentrated
• Indoor
• Outdoor
• No Additives
• All Natural

Product Overview:
This 10% White Distilled Vinegar is a versatile, environmentally safe alternative to store-bought cleaners and perfect for both indoor and outdoor cleaning jobs. Use at full strength or dilute (with water) to your desired application.

General Cleaning Ideas:

• Windows & glass
• Floors
• Stain removal
• Soap Scum removal
• Outdoor decks, concrete, walkways, patios, etc
• Laundry odor eliminator
• Lower pH in soil
• Calcium and lime buildup removal
• Polish chrome
• Clean paint rollers and brushes
• Unclog shower heads

POISON: Causes eyes and skin burns. Harmful if swallowed. Keep out of reach of children.

STORAGE: Avoid metal lids for long term of full strength vinegar as it will corrode the metal. Repurpose a plastic lid or dilute.

Concentrated Vinegar FAQ (copied from BlendMagicProducts.com)

How is vinegar made? Vinegar is made by fermenting alcohol into acetic acid. Alcohol itself is a fermentation from a carbohydrate (sugar) source. The first step is to ferment carbohydrates into alcohol. Fruit juices such as apple, grape, etc., or hydrolyzed starches such as corn, wheat, barley, etc., can all be used.

The next step is to ferment the alcohol into acetic acid. Acetic acid bacteria, along with nutrients to help its growth, is added to the alcohol to convert the alcohol into acetic acid. The acetic acid is filtered, and can be concentrated or diluted with water, sometimes pasteurized, and bottled.

What is the vinegar strength calculated? The amount of concentration of the vinegar is indicated by the grain strength, or grainage. In the U.S., the grain strength is calculated as 10 times the acid content expressed as acetic acid (i.e. 60 grain vinegar = 6% acetic acid and 120 grain = 12% acetic acid). Concentrated vinegars can then be diluted’ to desired strength during processing.

What is the procedure for diluting vinegar with water? By using the following formula, vinegar can be diluted to any desired grain strength or acidity.

Procedure:
Beginning amount of vinegar (in any unit)
(X) Multiplied by beginning vinegar grain strength
(U) Divided by desired diluted grain strength
(=) Equals total amount of diluted vinegar at desired grain strength
(-) Less the beginning amount of vinegar
(=) Equals total amount of water to be added (same unit as vinegar above).

For example:
To make 50 grain vinegar from 500 gallons of 120 grain vinegar:
(X) 500 gallons X 120 grain = 60,000
(U) 60,000/50 grain (desired) = 1,200 gallons of 50 grain vinegar
(-) 1,200 gals. – 500 gals. = 700 gallons of water to be added
(=) So, if you add 700 gallons of water to 500 gallons of 120 grain vinegar, you will yield 1,200 gallons of 50 grain vinegar.
Pounds, inches, or any other unit of measure may be used in place of gallons.
After water is added, the mixture should be agitated thoroughly to ensure uniform dilution prior to final acidity testing.

How stable are vinegars? All vinegars, if properly handled, are very stable with respect to quality. The shelf life of vinegar can vary somewhat due to the type of vinegar, container, packing method, storage and transportation. White distilled vinegars, if not otherwise contaminated, will remain virtually unchanged for an almost indefinite period. Changes may be observed over time in other vinegars, particularly with respect to color and clarity. However, the only effect is an aesthetic one, and the product can still be used with confidence.

How can I use concentrated Vinegar for Home and Garden? White Vinegar is often used as a household cleaning agent. For most uses, dilution with water is recommended for safety and to avoid damaging the surfaces being cleaned. Because it is acidic, it can dissolve mineral deposits from glass, coffee makers, and other smooth surfaces. Vinegar is known as an effective cleaner of stainless steel and glass.

Are there any precautions I should take when using Concentrated Cleaning Vinegar? We recommend wearing gloves and eye protection when using our cleaning vinegar and avoiding prolonged skin contact.

Can it be used to remove soap scum? Yes, our cleaning vinegar is effective at removing soap scum.

Can it be used on stainless steel surfaces? Yes, our cleaning vinegar can be used on stainless steel surfaces, but we recommend testing a small inconspicuous area first.

Can it be used on tile or grout? Yes, our cleaning vinegar can be used to remove stains and grime from tile and grout.

Can it be used on shower doors or curtains? Yes, our cleaning vinegar can be used to remove stains and grime from shower doors and curtains.

Can it be used on garbage disposals or drains? Yes, our cleaning vinegar can be used to clean and deodorize garbage disposals and drains.

Can it be used on dishwashers or washing machines? Yes, our cleaning vinegar can be used to remove stains and grime from dishwashers and washing machines.

Can it be used on stains caused by pets? Yes, our cleaning vinegar can be used to remove stains caused by pets.

Can it be used on rust or corrosion? Our cleaning vinegar can be used to remove rust or corrosion from surfaces, but we recommend testing a small inconspicuous area first.

Can it be used on toilets or sinks? Yes, our cleaning vinegar can be used to remove stains and grime from toilets and sinks.

Can I dilute Concentrated Vinegar for lighter cleaning tasks?
Yes, dilution is possible to adapt the strength for different purposes.

Is 10% Vinegar safe for use in homes with pets?
It's safe once dry, but keep pets away during the cleaning process.

Can I use your Vinegars for culinary purposes?
No, our Concentrated Vinegars are not intended for human consumption.