6 Things You Shouldn't Clean With Vinegar

By: Nikita Nikhil

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Vinegar is a versatile and eco-friendly cleaner that can easily be found in homes. But there are some things you should avoid using it on. Here are 6 things to keep away from it.

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1. Coffee Mugs

Vinegar can leave a strong smell in your coffee mugs. This can also affect the taste of your drink. Instead, use baking soda and warm water to clean them.

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2. Cast Iron Pans

Vinegar can remove the seasoning from cast iron pans, making them prone to rust. Stick to water and a brush for cleaning them instead of using vinegar.

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3. Marble Countertops

Vinegar's acidity can damage stone countertops, making them dull. To clean them, use pH-neutral cleaners to retain the countertop's polish and shine.

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4. Stainless Steel

While vinegar can be used on stainless steel appliances, it may make them dull. It is best to clean them with soap and water to maintain their lustre. 

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5. Hardwood Floors

Vinegar can remove the protective finish from hardwood floors, leaving them prone to damage. Use wood-specific cleaners to prevent dullness and damage.

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6. Egg Spills

When vinegar is mixed with eggs, it causes the proteins to harden. This makes them harder to clean. Just use warm soapy water to clean egg spills properly.

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