I Tested 9 Vinegar Hacks So You Do Not Have To

9 white vinegar hacks you haven’t tried: clean a microwave and grill, keep berries fresh, remove rust, trap fruit flies, and what NOT to use vinegar on. Cheap, simple, and safe. Most people use vinegar for one thing and leave the jug in the cupboard. In this video I show 9 new ways to use white vinegar around the kitchen and home, and I’m upfront about where it doesn’t work. These are different from my last two vinegar videos, so nothing is repeated. Number 5 is the one I use every single week. You’ll learn: How to clean a microwave without scrubbing How to freshen a garbage disposal and trash can with vinegar ice cubes How to clear white spots and rainbow stains from stainless steel pots How to clean barbecue grill grates How to keep berries fresh longer with a vinegar bath (No. 5) How to remove rust from tools and hardware How to soften hardened paintbrushes How to deodorize lunch boxes and food containers How to trap fruit flies Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:00 Why vinegar works 0:00 1. Microwave 0:00 2. Disposal and trash can 0:00 3. Stainless steel pots 0:00 4. Grill grates 0:00 5. Keeping berries fresh (the big one) 0:00 6. Rusty tools 0:00 7. Paintbrushes 0:00 8. Lunch boxes and containers 0:00 9. Fruit fly trap 0:00 Safety notes and wrap-up Safety notes: -Never mix vinegar with bleach, which releases toxic chlorine gas. -Never mix vinegar with hydrogen peroxide in one container, because it forms peracetic acid. -Keep vinegar off natural stone, cast iron, and aluminum. -Don’t spray vinegar on a hot grill, and don’t leave tools in vinegar for days. -Rinse and dry fruit thoroughly after a vinegar bath, and discard anything already moldy. -Test a hidden spot first. Vinegar is a cleaner and descaler, not a disinfectant. This video is for general household information only. If this helped, subscribe for more natural cleaning tips, and tell me in the comments which of the 9 you’re trying first. #whitevinegar #vinegarhacks #cleaninghacks #naturalcleaning #householdtips