I just bought 2 gallons of vinagar at Sam's Club for $3.38 for both! That's the amount I usually spend on one cleaner. I am in the process of going green. I still have several store bought cleaners that I need to use up, but I used vinagar in the dishwasher this morning for the first time and it worked great and I don't even smell it.

I'm excited about going green and saving some money. Although I'm sure buying organic foods will even it all out.

I love being green, but I'm frugal first, so I skip the organic foods unless it's a little closer in price to what I want. I am in LOVE with vinegar, though. When I clean with it, we can only smell it right away, it goes away. I never smell it on my laundry and I use it as a fabric softener.

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The lady at the check out said that her demotoligist (I can't spell) told her to but it on her dry skin, such as her elbows and knees. She also said she puts it in the bath water to kill bacteria.

My mom said that her mom use to use apple vinagar in her hair as conditioner when she was a kid.

I put it smells great in your house! I love the smell of vinegar!

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