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Vinegar is often praised as a simple, inexpensive household cleaner. It can help remove mineral deposits, dissolve some soap residue, and freshen certain washable surfaces. Because it is readily available and useful for several cleaning jobs, many people reach for a bottle of white vinegar whenever something needs attention around the house.
But vinegar isn’t suitable for every surface. Its acidity can damage certain materials, dull protective finishes, and gradually weaken some household items. Using it in the wrong place may leave you with a bigger problem than
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