Great Value Distilled White Vinegar, 128 fl oz

If you buy less than a gallon of Great Value Distilled White Vinegar, you're seriously under-utilizing your vinegar or you don't have storage space. I make my own sushi ginger and use LOTS of distilled white vinegar when processing 10 to 15 pounds of ginger root [purchased from Walmart]. Unlike other stores, my local Walmart always has it in stock for pick-up or delivery. I turn some of the sliced ginger into a puree - great for adding to certain drinks [even with the light vinegar brine], soups, chili, fried rice and so many other dishes. Vinegar is great to clean glass %26 mirrors. The glass lids for my cookware always had fingerprints %26 smears on them - until I started cleaning them with Great Value Vinegar. Buttermilk - a Southern staple. As long as I have Great Value Distilled White Vinegar and Great Value Whole Milk, I have buttermilk. I use a dash of distilled vinegar to enhance food taste. It adds a bright, tangy acidity that balances rich or sweet flavors, cuts through fat and "wakes up" a dish - gives that little something extra so it's not flat, heavy, or one-dimensional. During the winter - when our windshields ICE over or are covered with sleet - vinegar is a deicer. Spray bottle 50% [by volume] tap water 50% [by volume] distilled white vinegar = an effective deicer. Turns the ice to slush...and it cleans your windshield at the same time. It's perfect for de-scaling my countertop ice maker %26 coffee maker [hard-water area].

I use this vinegar in a homemade cleaning solution I make. We have allergic reactions in our household to many of the main stream cleaners so finding an alternative was necessary. The vinegar has a nice smell. I dilute it with water and some other ingredients to make a great cleaner. It keeps my counters clean and dries spotless. I also use it on floors, showers, appliances, sinks, and just about any solid surface other than wood. It is super easy to use.

I use the Great Value brand distilled white vinegar for cleaning purposes. Once a month I pour 1/2 of the container in my washer and run a full hot load. Helps to get rid of soap scum build up. I've also used it as a fabric softener. Sounds strange but works! Pour into dispenser. The clothes DO NOT smell like vinegar but come out soft. Multiple uses! The GV brand is affordable.

I buy this for my laundry where the liquid bleach goes. I add some of this. I always eyeball it a long way my powdered soap that I throw inside the actual barrel and then the beads my towels, comforters and bedding are always soft because of it and don't worry, it does not smell like vinegar Once it's done washing

I use this vinegar a lot. It replaced all the toxic gunk I was using. I use it in my dishwasher to replace the chemical dishwasher aid. I also use it instead of fabric softener. It truly doesn't make your clothes smell like vinegar but instead makes everything soft and safer to have close to the skin. I also use it once a month on my load of towels. I skip the laundry soap and use 1 cup of the vinegar in hot water. It removes any film build up on the towels and makes them so soft . I use it as an app purpose cleaner.