When it comes to my home cleaning tasks, I swear by distilled white vinegar to get certain jobs done. Not only can it quickly dissolve grease and grime in my bathroom, but when combined with baking soda, I’ve also used it to unclog my drains successfully. Plus, it’s non-toxic and far cheaper than shop-bought, branded cleaners.
However, while it might seem like a go-to staple, there are some things you should never clean with white vinegar. An expert has warned of one common area we often clean with white vinegar that could cost us in expensive kitchen repairs. In fact, I'm guilty of this myself. Here’s why.
