Saving on the cost of Vinegar

[size=3][/size]To save on Vinegar costs. Buy a quality Vinegar and put half in another bottle and then top up with water and leave for 6 weeks. Viola you have doubled your vinegar. You can then split it in half again and make 2 more bottles. Great for when you are making pickles etc.[color=blue][/color] Has to be a fermented vinegar not the really cheap ones.

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Thank you for that hint :) I have always used Skipping Girl for the table and the big cheap bottles to kill weeds :)

I will go out now and do as you suggest with the Skipping girl of course lol

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Wine, bottle already opened and left for a long time will turn into vinegar.

How long depends on the wine, temperature etc.

Sooo, if wine tastes off, don't throw it way.

Cheap vinegars like Coles brand are so acidic propably from some kind of

cheap alcohol. I use them for cleaning and washing veggis

(couple of spoons in a bowl of water)

A large container of generic vinegar has a permanent spot in the pantry.



[u]Burnt saucepans[/u].

sprinkle with bi-carb and a dash of vinegar, bring to the boil, wash when cool.

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[u]Clean the inside of an iron jug.[/u]

Fill with equal parts of vinegar and water. Heat for one minute, switch off and leave for an hour.

Wash with clean water.

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[u]Washing machine.[/u]

Add one cup to final rinse..removes all trace of soap from wash.

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To clean washer, add three cups of vinegar to a warm water cycle with no clothes in the machine. (If you're not in the drought area)

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[u]Sluggish drains[/u].

Can be cleared with half a cup of bi-carb followed by half a cup of vinegar.

Plug the sink for a while, then run hot water through for a couple of minutes.

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