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white vinegar: where do you buy yours?
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lobbyludd
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I'd like some for cleaning purposes, and looking for the best deal but have literally no idea where to get any!
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Probably not the cheapest places if you need lots...but I pick up a bottle every now and again at the supermarket...same shelf as other traditional vinegar.frugal October...£41.82 of £40 food shopping spend for the 2 of us!
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Around £2 for five litres at Chinese and some Asian supermarkets . I get mine on a 6th monthly stock up of spices etc at the Chinese supermarket on North Street in Bradford .0
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ooh, fab - there's an aisan supermarket down the road that I've never been to, I can feel a shopping trip coming on!
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Yep, asian supermarket is the place.
They do great big tubs of bicarb tooI wanna be in the room where it happens0 -
I buy mine at a local Farm Shop. They do both white and malt vinegar in 5 gallon containers really cheaply.
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Yep, massive bottle of white vinegar and sack of bicarb from Chinese supermarket!
Skint but happy with my lovely family
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I use normal vinegar and bought stacks when it was 13p a bottle last year. I think it is 23p for value vinegar now. I could not see any difference and use it instead of fabric conditioner as well.0
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paidinchickens wrote: »I use normal vinegar and bought stacks when it was 13p a bottle last year. I think it is 23p for value vinegar now. I could not see any difference and use it instead of fabric conditioner as well.
you're the second person in as many weeks that has suggested it as a fabric conditioner...Might have to give that a go...how much do you put in with a normal load and in the drum or the drawer?frugal October...£41.82 of £40 food shopping spend for the 2 of us!
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I bought mine from, believe it or not, the fruit & veg stall at the market. They had white vinegar and malt vinegar in 5 litre containers and I got one of each.If your dog thinks you're the best, don't seek a second opinion.;)0
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you're the second person in as many weeks that has suggested it as a fabric conditioner...Might have to give that a go...how much do you put in with a normal load and in the drum or the drawer?
I've been using it instead of softener for about six years now, so much better for the fabrics! I don't find that the drawer gets the build-up of old stuff or gets smelly now, either.
I use about a tablespoon, possibly less, in the drawer where the conditioner would usually go. I get mine from an Asian wholesaler, but have used malt vinegar before without issue.Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps....
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