Bluewater Chemgroup 20% Professional Grade Concentrated Vinegar | Dilutes to 4 Gallons of Multipurpose Cleaning Vinegar | 4X Power Vinegar | Hundred's of Industrial & Home Uses

Wow what a great product. I’m using in my shower to rid mildew in tile grout first application which I use with Dawn in a spray bottle iit rid almost half of grout mildew andMold strongly recommend this productThanks

I needed a safe but strong acid to get rid of some stubborn mold and rust stains in the bath and toilet. The concentration and PH of this product did a pretty good job with plenty left over for future jobs. Worked well in a steam kettle I have too for removing calcium build up. Recommend good ventilation of course.

I really bought this to clean my dogs beds but we were having issues in our apartment when it would rain a bunch of earth worms, since we’re on first level, would come on our balcony and slither in our house and then die. I hated the look of them and for me to mop the house and walk out of a room and come back to seeing 3 worms was frustrating to say the least. When this came in I sprayed the garden area by my balcony downnnnnn you hear me! And it’s rained two days in a row and no site. I hope it stays like this, if not it’s a big bottle and I will do it again lol

Used it for cleaning out coffee maker, microwave oven, etc. Stronger than standard vinegar, cuts through the scaling and grease.

This is a primary cleaning product in our "as-chemical-free-as-possible" household. I've purchased it many times and it always arrives intact—no leaking in transit, etc. And of course it does the job.

As others have said, this is great for laundry. Vinegar kind of kills everything so it's a great booster to add into your wash!Dilution for laundry: I pour about 1/2 cup into an empty 64oz vinegar bottle and top the rest off with water until it's about 3/4-7/8 full. Shake to combine.For laundry: I mix baking soda with borax and some peppermint and eucalyptus oil for the smell. Sprinkle a quarter cup of that mixture into your washing machine on top of clothes.Pour about 1/3 of the vinegar water mixture over the baking soda to help it dissolve! Without vinegar you'll get clumps of baking soda that don't dissolve and have to wash again.I also use a squirt of seventh generation free and clear but the oils for smell are a nice addition and since oil should be added to a powder first, and not just sprinkled onto clothes, the vinegar is invaluable to the process!

Weird to write a review for vinegar but I have a hubby who farms and gets pretty dirty. We also have 4 inside dogs and they all pile into bed with us, under and on top of the covers so the washing machine is going everyday. I was using OdoBan for linens and quilts and for work clothes and it didn't always get the things lastingly clean smelling. Changing to the concentrated vinegar has resulted in much fresher laundry. I use 1/3 to 1/2 cup per load, depending on the size and issue. I had found that some quilts washed with OdoBan and stored for a while would not always have the fresh smell I wanted. I had to rewash linens and quilts at times if they were stored for too long. With the vinegar and usually adding some baking soda as well the linens shared with the furry kids don't smell like "dog". It's nice to know that that the product I'm using is natural and kills germs too. Win-win. Our motley crew of all ages, mixed breeds and sizes of pups are happy to have a family bed even tho their mama has a nose that could rival a bloodhound on crime scenes. The vinegar does get things clean enough to pass the sniff test for mama. Happy parents/happy fur babies.

I hate the idea of chemicals to kill weeds so when I saw an Instagram post about using vinegar I ordered right away. This vinegar along with a tablespoon of orange oil and a squirt of dish soap kills weeds effortlessly without harsh chemicals. I just put it all in a sprayer and walk around the yard spraying those pesky dandelions and other invasive weeds and they are dead in no time!