Vinegar is often a quick and economical solution to clean various household items.
However, we should not overdo it because many times this can work negatively and destroy instead of cleaning up what we want.
See three typical examples with things we should not put vinegar on…
Wooden floors
Not only does it not polish them, but the vinegar on the wooden floor of the house can corrode the varnish applied on it in order to protect it from any damage. The result is to make it look dull and dirty.
Stab
Do not use "acid" vinegar to clean your knives, especially if the ones you have equipped your kitchen with are made of carbon steel. It is ideal to wash them with dish detergent and rinse them with plenty of water.
Marble benches
Marble countertops are another surface that should not come into contact with the acidic composition of vinegar. Applying vinegar on such a surface immediately loses its natural shine.