posh lifestyle : Neutralize bacteria in the air

Posted by elaiplane in October 11th, 2007

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Dang the oblivousness. I like to dip pork rind chicharrones with vinegar, it tastes better that way. The leftover was set in the open dish overnight. And then came morning, and it all evaporated! Well, residue is all what was left, but then I smelled something good in the air! Oh yeah, it was remarkable my sense of smell noticed it. I remeber, the acid in vinegar neutralizes alkalinic odors and bacteria in the air. Vinegar naturally kills molds and bacteria, and neutralizes unwelcome smells.

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catsynth Said in October 11th, 2007 @11:30 pm

Well, there you go. Score another point for vinegar. I’m a fan of vinegar and sour tastes in general, myself.

perro Said in October 12th, 2007 @7:54 pm

It is amazing how useful standard things like vinegar can be used for.

Laota French Said in October 21st, 2007 @2:14 am

King Vinegar! My sister found out you can use vinegar to remove calcium build up and we clean the inside of our electric kettle with it. We also use it to disinfect our bentos, thermoses, and just about anything else that can’t be scrubbed. I never thought of it for air freshening, though, points to you!

traditionalgal Said in October 25th, 2007 @12:10 pm

thank you guys for sharing another vinegar ideas, just love this sour thing, very useful.