Does vinegar melt ice

Answer 1

Vinegar in a bottle is already melted: it is a liquid.

Conversely, a typical commercial vinegar with a 5% acetic acid content will have a freezing point of about -2 degrees C, or 28 degrees F.

Answer 2

Yes, but it is not quick. If you rub it with a rag it will be much faster. You should take the excess off before aplying it though. In any case, I´d prefer a mixture of salt and water. The same instructions apply, but in this case, it goes a little faster. Also, salt is less corrosive than vinegar, so I will go easier on the car paint.

Answer 3

Yes, it defrosts ice from windshields very easily.

Answer 4

Pure acetic acid (the acid in vinegar) freezes at 16oC. At the typical concentration of acetic acid in water to make vinegar (4% to 5%) it would freeze at about -2oC.

Answer 5

because people dont no how to stop popping those little guys out of those vaginas salt

Answer 6

Yes. Everything can freeze given a low enough temperature.

Answer 7

Natural pearls...but not synthetic ones.