Yes, even though the vinegar is very acidic, it helps clean the drains.
=no, but if you mix clay and water together you get slip to stick pieces of clay together!=
A class I preservative is more like household preservatives like vinegar, salt, and so on.
Acids can be used when cleaning an object or baking, vinegar. Bases can be used as a detergent, like dishwashing soap or a brillo pad.
natural acids like vinegar and lime juice works best for me.
only citric acids taste sour others just burn
vinegar, lemon juice, orange juice, apple, batterie acid. Things like soap, bleach and most household cleaners are NOT acids, most are bases.
Vinegar is a weak acid and like all acids tastes sour.
mild acids like vinegar & phosphoric acid.
Vinegar is a weak acid and like all acids tastes sour.
Vinegar is a weak acid and like all acids tastes sour.
=no, but if you mix clay and water together you get slip to stick pieces of clay together!=
A class I preservative is more like household preservatives like vinegar, salt, and so on.
Any weak acid like vinegar, wine or citrus juice.
Acids can be used when cleaning an object or baking, vinegar. Bases can be used as a detergent, like dishwashing soap or a brillo pad.
Most pathogenic, many spoilage organisms and many enzymes associated with spoilage do not like to operate in acid conditions. That's why acids like vinegar are used to preserve food.
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Because the boiling point of alcohol(ethanol) is about 78°C and is lesser than that of vinegar(acetic acid) which is about 118°C