Vinegar is not necessary or, as far as I know, useful in preserving cheese. You can easily preserve your log of cheese by sealing it in plastic and then storing it in your refrigerator. Any cheese log which is small enough that you can wrap a kitchen towel around it, is also small enough that it will fit in your refrigerator. It is perfectly normal to refrigerate cheese. It works perfectly.
Bear in mind that although vinegar is often used to preserve vegetables (and vegetables preserved in vinegar become pickled) vinegar imparts a sour flavor, which would not go well with the flavor of cheese. Pickled cheese is not a promising idea.
A syringe.
We can't squeeze a sealed plastic syringe full f water because all the space in the syringe has already been occupied by water and as a result, there is no space left to squeeze. If we attempt to do so , then the syringe will burst or crack.
Polyethylene is the synthetic polymer commonly used to make plastic bags and squeeze bottles. It is a versatile and widely used material due to its durability and flexibility.
Put them in a plastic bag, squeeze the air out, fasten and refrigerate.
Plastic bags with narrow outlet tubes. A lot like the plastic water bottle on a bicycle that you have to squeeze to get water out of.
squeeze the plastic cover and the lens will come out.
They're synthetic - man-made objects..
A squeeze ball typically contains a soft, pliable material such as foam or gel inside a flexible rubber or plastic casing. This material allows the ball to be easily compressed and manipulated when squeezed.
The lens is made of plastic. Just squeeze it and snap it out to access the bulb.
DON'T use nail polish remover! It will melt the plastic frames! :(
1/2 a cup
Put fur in a plastic bag, squeeze all air out of it or as much as you can...freeze it for 2 or 3 days.