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djtonyb
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Can anyone explain why vinegar is good as a fabric softner - doesn't it smell?
Fat and proud lol
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I don't know the answer to that question, but I just don't use fabric softner, or vinegar, and that seems to work fine for us.0
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Ive started using vinegar as a fabric softner the past couple of weeks, definatly no smell when it comes out, and ive not noticed a difference between the vinegar and fabric softner (apart from the price and the chemicals!!!!)0
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I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong. But is it anything to do with living in a hard water area?
I use white vinegar to descale my shower head. And anything else that limescales up. Works a treat.0
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