What is Natural Vinegar?

A miracle remedy, that's natural vinegar! From cleaning agent to fabric softener and from dressing to sushi ingredient. In short, a versatile remedy that shouldn't be missing in your household.

Benefits

Kitchen. Vinegar has been used in the kitchen since ancient times. You can make delicious dressings and marinades with it, use it to make sushi and it's sometimes used in traditional herbal remedies.

Cleaning. Natural vinegar is a versatile agent that you can clean with, without leaving chemical substances everywhere. Ideal for cleaning your refrigerator and dishwasher for example.

Healing properties. Natural vinegar works disinfecting and is anti-bacterial, which means it can help overcome various ailments, such as fungi and parasites. Always consult with a specialist for this.

What can you use Natural Vinegar for?

In the kitchen

Burnt-on pan Pour a layer of vinegar in it and let it work overnight, the next day the dirt comes off easily.

Make a delicious dressing. Mix 1 teaspoon natural vinegar with 3 teaspoons olive oil and season to taste with salt and pepper.

With a bunch of flowers Put a teaspoon natural vinegar in the vase to keep the flowers beautiful longer.

To clean

Clean your windows with vinegar. Put two cups natural vinegar in a bucket of lukewarm water and wipe away.

Polish old silverware with a cloth soaked in vinegar to make it shine again.

Did you know you can use natural vinegar as fabric softener? Simply pour it in the fabric softener compartment. And no: your clothes won't smell like vinegar after washing.

Healing properties

Natural vinegar can help you recover during the cold winter months. Put a splash of natural vinegar in a glass of water and gargle. Repeat a few times per day.

What is so special about natural vinegar?

Natural vinegar is biodegradable and therefore not harmful to the environment, unlike many chemical cleaning agents. You can even use it as an eco-friendly weed killer: simply pour some vinegar over the roots of the weeds and you'll see that the plant dies naturally.