White vinegar threads

squeaky

Slinky wrote:

I couldn't find white vinegar so bought the clear stuff with pickling spices in it!!

:eek:

Whatever you do, don't use it as a replacement for fabric conditioner!

Hot spices in your undies doesn't bear thinking about

C_Ronaldo

squeaky wrote:

Do you mean a washing machine (laundry) or a pressure washer?

washer machine as in laundry

squeaky

Try the first post in this thread, and follow the various links listed

C_Ronaldo

ive just clicked on the link titled "For more than just cleaning" and i got this page about Hotmail "http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=99728#post99728"

squeaky

Thanks - we've had a few links go astray since the last software update. I'll chase it up.

C_Ronaldo

i was scratching my head 4 a few secs there

squeaky

I can't find it. Sorry.

That post number (post99728) is a very low one. It's highly likely that the thread was merged with a later one.

You're not likely to have missed anything though - threads on vinegar crop up quite often here

Colxfile

Hi,

May I ask why it is vinegar that's the cleaner of choice and not, say, lemon juice? Especially when limescale is mentioned? I would have thought they'd do the same job, myself.

Thanks.

squeaky

Vinegar is cheaper? Leaves less residue?

Colxfile

Oh, okay.

I did churlishly wonder if you were all being paid by a vinegar manufacturer to promote it...:p