Harris Vinegar All Purpose Cleaner

This product is significantly stronger than standard white vinegar, which is typically only 5% acetic acid. Because this is a 30% concentration, it is six times more powerful and must be diluted with water for most indoor cleaning tasks.

While it is a versatile cleaner, the high acidity can damage certain surfaces. Avoid using it on natural stone like marble or granite, hardwood floors, or delicate metals, as the acid can etch or dull these materials over time.

Because the concentration is so high, you should always start with a conservative dilution ratio, such as one part vinegar to five or ten parts water, depending on the task. Always test a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure the surface is not affected.

This is a powerful chemical that can cause skin and eye burns, so it must be handled with extreme caution. Store it securely out of reach of children and pets, and ensure you are wearing gloves and eye protection when mixing or applying the solution.

Yes, because it is a concentrated vinegar product, it has a very potent, sharp scent. While the smell dissipates as it dries, you should ensure the area you are cleaning is well-ventilated during and after use.

Yes, the high acidity makes it an effective non-selective herbicide for landscape use. Apply it directly to the leaves of weeds on a sunny day, but be careful, as it will kill or damage any other plants or grass it comes into contact with.