Aunt Fannie's Extra Strength Cleaning Vinegar, 32 Ounce, Multipurpose Household Cleaner, No Added Scents, Dyes, or Other Additives, Pack of 1

I use this on everything lol. I put it in my carpet cleaner when I clean the carpets, in my husbands work laundry and even in my steam cleaner sometimes. I love it for removing odor and sanitizing.

We have very hard water that makes an imprint on all the sinks and showers. I have treated the mess with boiling vinegar, pouring it on and using the plastic bag trick on the shower sprayer for years with little help. When I bought this product, I thought I had really been tricked when I see the ingredient as vinegar. But I was curious to why someone said it was great so I simply sprayed it on around the faucet handles, sink, shower hose and sprayer and forgot about it until an hour later. It truly is a miracle product, removing all that calcium buildup. It actually works!

Muy buena calidad realmente , limpia a profundidad,

Does the job, and doesn't have pollutants in it's composition

Great cleaner

Much cheaper in the long run!

I'm sorry to say this, but most of these reviews appear to be from people who don't typically include vinegar in their cleaning repertoire. This bottle is way too small for the price. Go get you some generic white vinegar. This is marketed as "cleaning vinegar," but it's just plain white distilled vinegar. If you bought it for size, simply add it to a water bottle. You got me this time, but never again.

We bought a used OXO 9-cup coffee maker off of an unnamed web site for a discount and it arrived in working, if very dirty, condition. The previous owner appears to have been running brewed coffee through the machine to warm up old, cold coffee, resulting in coffee scale being deposited on the resevoir walls, in the heating chamber and the riser tube going up to the spray head. Regular coffee machine cleaners did an alright job on the coffee scale, but the clear riser tube inside the clear reservoir, where you should be abe to see the hot water being sent up to the nozzle head above the coffee grounds, was an opaque sandy tan column of water hardness and coffee. The tube is sealed off and impossible to physically clean. The full strength 6% vinegar blasted it out in the first application and left it sparkling clean. The filter caught the sand-like particles for easy disposal. After three cleaning cycles with clear water we brewed 9 cups of coffee and there was no vinegar smell or taste. Just better coffee. Bravo!