45% Concentration Vinegar, All-Natural Multipurpose General Cleaner (1 Gal)

I like that it’s an all-natural cleaner without harsh chemicals, but still powerful enough to replace several store-bought cleaners. The smell is strong, which is expected with high-concentration vinegar, but it clears quickly once the area is rinsed or aired out. Overall, it’s a dependable, heavy-duty cleaner that works great for deep cleaning indoors and outdoors. If you want something natural but strong, this is a solid choice.

Worked within a few minutes at killing my weeds

Works great, did weed killer and use in washing machine, made homemade surface cleaner just know you can over do for that adjust to your liking with water. Look up cleaning recipe on google. Lots there.

I got this to use as weed killer, and holy smokes does it kill weeds. Mix it 50/50 with water, and go to town. The cool thing is, it won't hurt your pets (obviously don't spray your pets, but they can sniff the area when it's dry), and it turns the dirt so acidic they won't be back for a long while. I'm doing all my patio cracks and stuff like that, instead of weed whacking all the time. I sprayed a few test areas a month ago and it's still barren. I'm totally sold on this stuff.

We use this as an environmentally friendly weed killer. It works. Far better choice than chemicals.

If you are using this to get rid of weeds IT IS A WINNER! Best combo with reg salt and a bit of dish soap for viscosity. Incredible cleaning power for RUST too. Soak old rusty tools in it and rust is gone. Pour the vinegar back in a jar and use again. Smell goes away quickly. Let it dry and you are good to go. Weeds will be dead. No round up. Easy breezy use your sprayer.

Strong and does the job. Removed built up hard water residue in toilet

I live in northwest Kansas where limestone is literally the bedrock. Consequently, descaling sinks, faucets, teapots, etc. is a weekly chore. The 3% vinegar actually works just fine but I needed to avoid using so many plastic bottles. This one 32 oz. bottle will make up to 3.5 gallons of household strength 3% vinegar and, I can just continue to mix it in the same gallon bottle. Not only am I reducing my use of plastic (nasty stuff, by the way), I am saving a couple of bucks. And, if I need to descale something more quickly or something with heavier mineral deposits, I can easily just use a LITTLE less water*. Although that option comes with a note of caution. PLEASE KEEP THIS IN MIND: Higher concentrations of vinegar can be dangerous! *Vinegar concentrations above 11% can burn skin and damage eyes; 20% concentrations are corrosive to lightweight or porous metals such as tin, aluminum, and Iron. It will also corrode concrete. It’s amazing stuff, respect its potential.