Vinegar

scheming_gypsy · 31 May 2004 at 3:32AM

i aimlessly stumbled on another use for vinegar earlier today. After cleaning my kitchen cupboards i accidently knocked the vinegar over and some splashed onto my chips, not only were they sparkly clean and smear free they tasted lovely

cathy_3 · 31 May 2004 at 3:35AM

you are joking of course

dont be ridiculous! anything that gets brass clean cant possibly be put on chips

Plumpud_3 · 1 June 2004 at 8:23AM

Booker is actally part of 'Big Food Group PLC' - shares are currently about £1.00 each.

The Booker website tells you how to qualify for a card as a trade member and even has an application form to print out and take in (must go in person to apply).

http://www.booker.co.uk/

jase_2-2 · 1 June 2004 at 2:19PM

So do you automatically get a card with bookers if you own shares - even if you are not a trader?

also what type of vinegar are people using? is it just white vinegar?

and (maybe a silly question) but does the vinegar smell? when using it for cleaning or on clothes?

thanks

Leothecat · 1 June 2004 at 4:59PM

Cathy - we go camping alot and have a terrible time with the midges. What exactly do you do with the vinegar to keep them away? Rub it on your skin? Please advise.
Thank you.

tru · 3 June 2004 at 11:42AM

Hubby's not sure about vinegar instead of fabric softener, he hates the smell. I told him the smell will go once the clothes are dry, but I'll buy a small bottle first just to test it. I said "Anyway, who's the pansy that wants to smell of spring flowers?" he said "Me. And if my clothes smell remotely of vinegar, I'll chuck a load of it all over your side of the bed and make you sleep on it wet" ;D ;D ;D