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175 Uses for Naturally Fresh White Vinegar

By ModHomeEcTeacher

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Pam or Ryan would have gladly cleaned the microwave in the break room if there had only been some white vinegar in the cabinet. There is almost nothing white vinegar won't clean up or do for you around the house. Natural, easy, and odor neutralizing, hot steamy white vinegar loosens baked on crud inside the microwave plus 174 more amazing feats.  Did you know you can use white vinegar to

1. bleach out sun spots on your skin

2. clean your white grout

3. treat Athlete's Foot

4. control dandruff

See 170 more tasks  compiled by Readers Digest that this inexpensive, natural, non-toxic product can do for you  As an added bonus,  here's a simple microwave cleaning tutorial that is just about as easy as pushing a button. 

Dirty Microwave (gross):

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Add 1/2 white vinegar to 2 cups of warm water:

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Place in microwave and set for 5 minutes:

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Dip clean dishtowel in the hot vinegar/water liquid and wipe down the inside of your microwave:

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Sparkling, fresh, clean microwave is ready to use:

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August 11, 2009
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ModHomeEcTeacher

August 11, 2009

Veggiemomma-I know. I was surprised how well it worked. I'm with you, I'm not crazy about the smell of vinegar but it hasn't been too bad.

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August 11, 2009

Totally a GREAT method. I've been using this method to clean my microwave for a long time. Including a couple days ago when I got my old one out of storage and it was moldy--eww!! Microwaved vinegar + water for TEN mintues, to be sure, then wiped it all out--not even a smell--except the smell of vinegar!

Another tip is to add grapefuit essential oil (or another kind) to mask the vinegar smell. Works great.

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