Vinegar is a popular non-toxic cleaning option, but it isn't the solution for everything. Here are the surfaces and ...

The research claimed one or two teaspoons of the vinegar daily may cause striking weight loss and metabolic improvements.

Creating a beautiful, thriving yard is a joy for any homeowner. Watching your flowers bloom and your lawn grow lush and green ...

Adding bacteria-killing nanoparticles to vinegar could help treat multiple infections—and potentially help fight against ...

Distilled white vinegar can do everything from brighten your laundry to disinfect your bathroom. While the natural product is undeniably versatile, cleaning with vinegar can actually damage certain ...

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A vinegar allergy does not cause the same immune system response as food allergies do. For this reason, people sometimes refer to it as a pseudoallergy. However, it can still cause allergy-like ...

Vinegar may remove mold from certain home surfaces including drywall and leather. Vinegar may break down finishes on some surfaces like wooden floors. Share on Pinterest Yaraslau Mikheyeu/Getty Images ...

A sweet new process is making sour more practical. Engineers are turning carbon monoxide directly into acetic acid -- the widely used chemical agent that gives vinegar its tang -- with a continuous ...