Below I have listed ten more uses for vinegar. Distilled white vinegar is referred as vinegar. Apple Cider Vinegar is referred to by it's own name:
- Azaleas grow well in acidic soil. Occasionally mix 2 tablespoons of Apple Cider Vinegar with 4 cups of water to feed plants.
- Add Apple Cider Vinegar to chicken's drinking water to keep them from pecking each other.
- Dab vinegar on bee stings and mosquito bites to take the sting or itch out.
- To soothe a sore throat, gargle with a tablespoon of Apple Cider Vinegar in a glass of water.
- If you have plaque on your dentures, soak them overnight in vinegar and brush in the morning. The vinegar should have
dissolved the plaque over night.
- If you want to wash and save food jars but they smell of peanut butter, mustard, or other food let soak jar in vinegar
overnight to deodorize.
- Use a teaspoon of vinegar for every package of gelatin used to make gelatin molds. It will keep the gelatin firmer so it
won't melt or droop as easily when left out of the fridge.
- Put a little vinegar in your steam cleaner to control soap suds.
- Children's plastic toys can be cleaned, disinfected and made static free by using 1 tablespoon of vinegar to 4 cups of hot
water.
- If your old paint brushes are hard and crusty, soak them in hot vinegar until soft then clean with warm sudsy water as
usual.
