On 07/31/2017 09:24 AM, Warner Losh via cctalk wrote: > And there's often impurities in household vinegar, so you have to be > a little careful which ones you use for cleaning. Balsamic Vinegar, > not a good choice :). Though most of the white vinegars or > concentrated vinegars work well enough for cleaning.
The stuff for cleaning (and making pickles) is usually identified as "Distilled White Vinegar". Citric acid, unlike acetic acid, occurs as a white crystalline powder, which makes it convenient to store. Just dissolve in the appropriate volume of water for use (cleaning lime scale or making lemonade). --Chuck
