Vinegar is not just about sourness/ Benefits of vinegar II
September 27, 2023
Did you know that condiment with a sour taste like vinegar also has other benefits besides just being used for seasoning food? This is especially true when it comes to synthetic vinegar, which is not only inexpensive but also has other uses as well. Come to think of it, it’s like having a miracle solution that every household should have.
For anyone who has this vinegar at home, it’s recommended that you have it beside you and start exploring the benefits that are more than just being a sour condiment.
1. Extend the lifespan of flowers in your vase
Anyone who likes to arrange flowers in vases probably knows that their lifespan is quite limited as they usually wilt and dry up in the blink of an eye. To counter this, try adding about 2 tablespoons of vinegar into the vase, followed by about ¼ of sugar to the amount of water in the vase. If the vase is very small, be sure to reduce the amount accordingly. Stir all the ingredients together, and this should be able to extend the life of the blooming flowers in the vase for a longer period.
2. Solve issues regarding stiff scissors
I believe that many households often face the problem of scissors being stiff and making them difficult to use as more energy is required for cutting items. To relieve such irritation, the problem can be easily solved by a small amount of vinegar. All you need to do is to use a cloth soaked in a bit of vinegar and then wring it out before applying it to the metal part of the scissors. This is an effective and easy way to reduce stiffness, as well as a good way to help prevent rust.
2. Solve issues regarding stiff scissors
I believe that many households often face the problem of scissors being stiff and making them difficult to use as more energy is required for cutting items. To relieve such irritation, the problem can be easily solved by a small amount of vinegar. All you need to do is to use a cloth soaked in a bit of vinegar and then wring it out before applying it to the metal part of the scissors. This is an effective and easy way to reduce stiffness, as well as a good way to help prevent rust.
3. Get rid of pencil marks on the wall
This is another use of vinegar as a solution to please parents who have small children who like to scribble on walls, and it is common practice to have to unwillingly give up the plain, beautiful walls to allow your mischievous children to use pencils to leave their childlike artist's drawing on the walls. It wouldn’t be so good if you let such art fill the entire wall. However, this can be solved by simply using a toothbrush doused with vinegar to scrub and rub the tainted area. Such a simple and effortless solution will then bring back your beautiful wall without the need to have it repainted.
4. Remove glue and chewing gum stains
Most households also have the annoying issue of glue stains from various adhesive tapes that we use to stick items on walls, cabinets, or various doors. Eventually, these items will leave behind glue residue when we pull them out or when the glue has worn out, which are often the cause of constant irritations because no matter how much you try to scrape it off, the stubborn glue stains still refuse to come off. This problem is not difficult to solve. Just put vinegar in a bottle and spray it on the glue-stained area, then let it sit for about 10 minutes. Thereafter, the glue stain will easily come off. However, if it doesn't, you may have to waste a few more minutes of your time scrubbing it out a bit more.
5. Prevent cats from scratching furniture
Let's end with a few vinegar benefits for cat lovers. As cat owners are already aware, cats usually like to dig their sharp claws with us reasoning that it is natural for these felines to sharpen their claws. And their target is usually the furniture in our houses that leave a few claw marks. If this happens often, the furniture will eventually end up being tattered. To solve the problem, cat lovers just need to spray a little vinegar on the furniture, especially around the areas where the cats have scratched or around the area that we want to protect. With such a simple solution, this problem will be solved immediately as they usually detest the smell of vinegar. Please be noted that you should ensure that the area that is being sprayed with vinegar is not made from laminated wood or stone, whether it is marble, granite, limestone, or even concrete, as vinegar may cause more damage than just scratches from your cat.
So, having synthetic vinegar around the house is just not for seasoning, dipping, or cooking, as it also has several other additional benefits, whether eliminating unwanted smells or removing stains, it also helps facilitate in many other ways and makes life a lot easier.
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