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I can't think what could be hazardous about vinegar. It is useful for so much. It removes built up lime deposits from hard water, and a sip of vinegar can cure hiccups. Ah, there's a hazard. If you hiccup as you swallow it, you can choke up bad, but it will cure your hiccups.

OTHER ALTERNATIVE USE: 1. ODOR NEUTRALIZER IN A NEWLY PAINTED ROOM 2. ALTERNATIVE GALVANIZATION REMOVER FOR G.I ROOF PRIOR TO PRIMER PAINT. 3. PARAFFIN TEST BEATER OR GUN POWDER REMOVER HAZARD? 1. DON'T BOIL VINEGAR IN AN ALUMINUM COOKING WARE -- OR USING ALL ALUMINUM MATERIALS IN COOKING -- AFTER SOMETIMES THE METAL DETECTOR WILL ALARM EVEN YOU ARE FULLY UNDRESSED???

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