Aksoy White Vinegar

Excellent this tub of white vinegar, very heavy, but a decent price tag.I use white vinegar most days, and go through a lot.I use for cleaningI have a Miele washing machine and look after it by mixing white vinegar + soda crystals in the draw and putting the cycle on for two hours on 60 degrees. A lot cheaper and better for the machine than let’s say other leading brands. Cleans spotless and helps me with the situation of living in a hard water area.All taps come up sparkling clean. In my wash I add white vinegar and soda crystals in the drawer ( where the soap goes) then add your pod in the drum. So if you have any awkward stains, the white vinegar brings most stains out. Worth trying right? I’ve used this process 40 years and never use anything else.White vinegar good for cleaning home windows and the car.So many uses and the price is very good.Unfortunately when my tub arrived, the opening was all bashed in, not sure what happened, but I can still get it out. I will keep ordering from this supplier if in stock.The smell is fine and not to potent.Excellent product, safe, and cleans well.⭐️Thank you to the seller⭐️I hope my review helps you

Although this distilled white vinegar is food-safe, I purchased it primarily for cleaning purposes. It’s an excellent, natural option for household tasks and washing clothing. With no additives, it’s great for those who prefer to customize their cleaning solutions—I like to add essential oils like lemon or lavender for a pleasant scent.I typically dilute it with equal parts water, and it works wonders on glass and tile, leaving a streak-free shine. It’s also a fantastic alternative to store-bought fabric conditioner, which can damage fibers over time. Adding vinegar to the fabric conditioner drawer is especially effective for towels, leaving them soft and fresh. While the 5L container is a bit cumbersome to store, the quality and versatility make it well worth it.Pros:• Food-safe and free of additives• Safe for kids and pets when used properly• Excellent for glass and tile—streak-free shine• Great alternative to store-bought fabric conditioner, especially for towels• Versatile for cleaning, washing, and other household tasksCons:• Large container can be awkward to store

What can I say, it’s cleaning vinegar. The price is great and I still haven’t gotten through this bottle. I use it as a fabric softener and to clean my Ferret cage and it does great at removing smells while being chemical free. It’s great to have around as a versatile cleaner.

As described, not match to add really. Does what it supposed to do. Arrived in good state, no leaks or dents to the container.

I use this cheap vinegar to make eco-friendly, low-cost cleaning products. Here’s what I use it for:Kitchen Surface SprayThis also works great for limescale in the shower!Simply fill a spray bottle roughly 1/4 of the way with vinegar, then fill the rest with water. Add 10 drops of eucalyptus and 10 drops of lavender essential oil.For Stubborn Stains on SaucepansFill the pan with vinegar, add baking soda, and leave it overnight.Fabric SoftenerAdd a capful of vinegar into the fabric softener compartment of your washing machine. It somehow keeps fabric soft!Positives:Cheap and comes in a large size so will last for a while.

Great size bottle, perfect for cleaning. Much more for your money compared to supermarkets

I'm big on keeping my house smelling nice, being clean and tidy and I swear by using vinegar.It helps to get smells off almost everything and after a quick rinse, the smell of vinegar is gone too. It's also a natural antibacterial so keeps germs away and kills mould.This is also great to use on clothes in place of Fabric softener. Fabric softener is really bad for a lot of fabrics, however just a little bit of vinegar in the Fabric softener drawer instead is so much better for your clothes and towels, it helps to disinfect, soften, remove bad odours and also the smell of vinegar doesn't hang around as the clothes are rinsed after by the machine.

Used for cleaning Not bad cleans well and not to harsh works well with baking soda added