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vinegar
supersarah_3
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Was just reading through all the tips on cleaning and things. They sound good, but one thing worries me...
If you are using vinegar to clean, doesn't it make things smell...well...vinegary?
If you are using vinegar to clean, doesn't it make things smell...well...vinegary?
:hello: :hello:
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It does for a bit, but the smell soon dissipates;) Just done my kitchen floor with it and the smell has gone now. if you use it in laundry there is no smell.0
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I've used vinegar as well, and you don't get a smell for very long after, 5-10 minutes at most.0
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thanx
was going to try it out, but i didnt want my housemates complaining that i've made the place smell like a chip shop!:hello: :hello:0
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