Harris Vinegar

This product is six times more potent than standard household vinegar, which typically contains only 5% acetic acid. Because of this high concentration, it is considered industrial strength and must be handled with care.

Yes, due to its high concentration, you should dilute it with water for most applications. Depending on the task, it can be diluted with up to 64 parts water, making a single jug last for a significant amount of cleaning.

While it is a versatile multi-surface cleaner, the high acidity can damage certain materials like natural stone, marble, granite, or hardwood floors. Always test a small, inconspicuous area first if you are unsure about the surface's compatibility with acidic cleaners.

The lavender scent is designed to mask the sharp, pungent odor of the acetic acid, making the cleaning process more pleasant. However, because this is a 30% concentrate, you will still notice the vinegar scent during application until the product dries.

Yes, it is effective for garden tasks such as adjusting soil pH or cleaning outdoor equipment. Be mindful that its high acidity can harm plants if applied directly to them, so use it carefully when working near your landscaping.

No, this cleaner is free from dyes and unnecessary additives. It consists strictly of 30% acetic acid and 70% water, along with the added lavender fragrance.