How to Explain the Chemistry of Cleaning with Vinegar You may even use it yourself! But have you ever wondered how (or if) vinegar actually cleans things? Read on to learn the science of cleaning with vinegar, access a simple science activity to do with your kids, and make your own citrus-infused vinegar cleaning solution
Why vinegar is so good at cleaning - BBC When it comes to cleaning, vinegar's most useful asset is arguably its acidity – mild enough to not damage fabrics and surfaces, but strong enough to get rid of stubborn stains and deposits
How Does Vinegar Work for Cleaning | The Kitchn Vinegar’s acidity is what makes it such a good cleaner Because vinegar is so acidic, it can counteract some icky buildups It can dissolve away soap scum, brines left by hard water, and glue left behind by stickers