@@JB-fl4wk the reaction together can sometimes work to lift grime, like in a drain, but otherwise yes it's not good to use both together in a spray bottle or something akin.
Vinegar is an acid and soap is a base, so they react and neutralize each other. Vinegar causes the soap to break down into its component oils, and destroys most of its cleaning power. And the basic detergents neutralize vinegars acidity. At least that's what I've heard.
I just use a little bit of Palmolive in some warm water a wet cloth, dry cloth, and bit of bleach for disinfectant in bathrooms, high touch surfaces, etc. To get tape residue off glass and non-porous surfaces I use an alcohol-based sanitizing wipe, works like a charm.
I'm a window cleaner I use a 🪣 of water with a good squeeze of blue Dawn soap (nothing works better maybe old school 🍋 joy) and I and a capful the dishwasher machine spot free drying liquid to it never any streaks and squeegee always slides nice
Is vinegar safe to use on all surfaces once it's diluted? My mom uses vinegar to clean EVERYTHING but i recently found out that it can be bad to use it in washing machines and dishwashers and on some countertops and floors.
vinegar and baking soda are my go-to natural cleaners, and Dawn rules! I love your channel
Don't vinegar & baking soda cancel out the other?
@@JB-fl4wk the reaction together can sometimes work to lift grime, like in a drain, but otherwise yes it's not good to use both together in a spray bottle or something akin.
Vinegar is an acid and soap is a base, so they react and neutralize each other. Vinegar causes the soap to break down into its component oils, and destroys most of its cleaning power. And the basic detergents neutralize vinegars acidity.
At least that's what I've heard.
I wondered about that. Thank you.
And vinegar and baking soda just cause a chemical reaction but is basically just foamy water.
I just use a little bit of Palmolive in some warm water a wet cloth, dry cloth, and bit of bleach for disinfectant in bathrooms, high touch surfaces, etc. To get tape residue off glass and non-porous surfaces I use an alcohol-based sanitizing wipe, works like a charm.
I'm a window cleaner I use a 🪣 of water with a good squeeze of blue Dawn soap (nothing works better maybe old school 🍋 joy) and I and a capful the dishwasher machine spot free drying liquid to it never any streaks and squeegee always slides nice
Great tip!
I make his solution in a spray bottle and add a teaspoon of rinse aid too
Thank You Brandon! 😊
You should test the home made cleaner vs store bought ones!!
Thank you
Awesome! I’m going with those from now on.
Is vinegar safe to use on all surfaces once it's diluted? My mom uses vinegar to clean EVERYTHING but i recently found out that it can be bad to use it in washing machines and dishwashers and on some countertops and floors.
Can i use for acryliques kitchen cabinets the all purpose cleaner ? Thanks.
I noticed that you use Dawn Ultra. is Dawn Platinum fine too?
What’s the difference honestly overweening white distilled and cleaning asking for me
Aww he’s cute
What do use for degreaser?
So the only difference is the ratio of white vinegar/water * This is the same cleaner that I make and use.
Where did you get the sprayers?
Are we talking 70% vinegar or 9%? 🤔
Normal salad vinegar. So about 5% acetic acid.
What do you do about the smell of vinegar?
Once it dries the scent is gone 😃
Essential oils
Why 2?.... If it's same ingredients with only slight difference in amounts?
I was wondering about that also. One has slightly less vinegar, that's the only difference.
Don’t know why anyone would do this but you got a like from me and I’m showing this to my mom to see if she needs this
It's cheaper & no harsh chemicals