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I believe vinegar kills bacteria... I worked in a nursing home and the breathing machine tubing had to be soaked in a vinegar water mixture after use. I think it was to prevent mold/bacteria growth.
I believe vinegar kills bacteria... I worked in a nursing home and the breathing machine tubing had to be soaked in a vinegar water mixture after use. I think it was to prevent mold/bacteria growth.
This is true to some extent. It is more correctly termed a sanitizer. After all, vinegar is created by yeast.
Vinegar can be used to keep cheese from getting moldy too soon. Just put your block of cheese in a ziplock baggie and add a few drops of vinegar (white). Don't add too much! Just a little and your cheese will hold up a very long time.
I use a cosmetic sponge to add my EO's. Then I pop it in the vacuum bag or canister and it fills the room with wonderful scents while you vacuum. Lovely!
Another thing Pam will do. Spray it on the aluminum wheels on your car to protect them from salt in the winter and make brake dust easier to remove all year long.
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