Harris Vinegar All Purpose Cleaner

This is a 49% concentration, making it 10 times stronger than standard household vinegar, which is typically only 5%. Because of this high potency, it must be diluted with water before use on most surfaces.

No, you should avoid using this product on natural stone. The high acidity can etch and permanently damage surfaces like granite, marble, and limestone.

Because this is a concentrate, there is no single ratio. For light cleaning, you can dilute it significantly with water, while tougher jobs like removing mineral deposits or outdoor grime may require a stronger mixture. Always start with a more diluted solution and increase strength only if necessary.

Yes, when used according to the directions on the label, it is safe for use around people and pets. However, because it is a highly concentrated acid, ensure you store the jug securely out of reach and avoid direct contact with skin or eyes during the dilution process.

While vinegar is often used in laundry, this specific product is formulated as a heavy-duty surface cleaner. Due to its high 49% concentration, it is not recommended for use in your washing machine or on fabrics, as it could damage fibers or machine components.

Yes, it has a very potent vinegar scent due to its high concentration. While the smell dissipates as it dries, you should ensure the area you are cleaning is well-ventilated during and avoid using it in small, enclosed spaces without airflow.