30% Vinegar for Cleaning Home - Half Gallon All Purpose Vinegar, Thirty Percent Concentrate Makes 3X Gallons of White Cleaning Vinegar (64oz)

I had an accident. Nearly 1/2 a gallon of acrylic primer paint spilled onto the textured concrete tiles of my laundry room. I could only do so much to scoop up the main spill area while it was still wet. Afterwards I was left with a dried mess. Dried drops everywhere, remnants of paint even after my efforts. Basically paint in crevices of the textured portions of the tiles remained. I first tried standard 5% white vinegar (like you get at the grocery store). That did nothing even with tons of effort, boiling the solution, etc. and a wire brush.So I decided to buy this product. I did have to use it at its full concentration, not watered down. If you're not cleaning up a mess like mine you definitely should follow the watering down instructions but I had to keep it at full.After pouring the solution it into a spray bottle, I spritzed the dried paint areas and let it sit for about 10 mins for each spot. Upon returning with my wire brush, the paint lifted with more ease than I could've hoped for! Sure it took me hours to scrub all the spots, wiping down each cleaned area with paper towels after each spot lifted, then at the end, wash the entire floor with a mop, water and soap so that the solution didn't stay or cause any issues with the tiles. But what I'm saying is that this solution in combination with a quality steel brush lifted the paint out in an amazing way. In ways that a standard vinegar solution would not on this type of surface.I hope no one ever has to use this product in the way I had to. Please follow the guidelines for diluting to not damage your given floor/tiles. I can only speak to my own experience for cleaning up dried acrylic paint on the surface I described. It didn't damage my type of tiles but again follow the instructions if you are worried about damage. In summary, it worked amazingly for me, far better than any DYI vinegar solution.

I have been told using this high acidity plus a couple of other ingredients weeds can be safely killed. I was thrilled this came quick and safe.

strength, packaging and everything else was fine, I added it all to a small sprayer to do walls and wood that had been affected by hurricane Helene. Seems to have done the job as needed.

I use white vinegar for a lot of things in the house. I never thought of putting it in the washing machine with clothes. Well, one day someone gave me a maine coon kitten, who is the love of my life. However, the shedding, even with brushing her on a daily basis is crazy. So I read an article about putting vinegar in the washer and it would help clear the hair from my clothes ! WOW, did it ever. And this is a concentrated product at a good cost so I can dilute it. Good buy!

I liked it! You use less, so it lasts longer, and vinegar in general is my go to cleaning product. It is effective and does what I expect.

I became so frustrated needing 15 cleaners to clean 15 different things around my house. Then I discovered the cleaning power of vinegar. I am so happy that now I am not only saving money bc i only need one product, but I am also saving my back because it is the best cleaner I have ever used! And then when spring comes I can kill the weeds in my garden bed with vinegar and a few drops of blue Dawn!And if i want to kill the ground so nothing will grow (like along a fence line) I can add salt and that chore is finished! This product is the Best, made in America for those of us who love our country! For those of us who don’t want to use chemicals around our family, grandchildren or friends, this Adiós vinegar is the best purchase. It just makes sense: save money, save your back, and stay away from chemicals that cause harm all the while supporting an American company!

I had a bathroom floor leak that caused a lot of now unavailable porcelain tiles to pop off the plywood (terrible builder job) with all the thinset still on the tiles. A soak in this vinegar in a 5-gallon pail over 3-4 days completely dissolved it with absolutely no damage to the porcelain tiles. SO much nicer to work with vs. muriatic acid - recommended!

This vinegar properly diluted with additions of salt and Dawn soap make a fabulous DIY weed killer. I’m not buying water but pure vinegar. Love it.