Harris Cleaning Vinegar

Standard household white vinegar typically contains about 5% acetic acid, whereas this concentrate is 47%. This makes it significantly more potent and industrial-strength, meaning it must be handled with care and diluted properly for most household applications.

No, this product is not intended for use around pets or children. Due to the extremely high acidity, it can cause severe irritation or burns upon contact, so it should be stored securely and used with appropriate safety precautions.

This product is not labeled as food-safe. While it is excellent for cleaning grime and mineral deposits, it should not be used on surfaces that come into direct contact with food.

Because of its high acidity, you should avoid using this on natural stone surfaces like marble, granite, or limestone, as it can etch and permanently damage them. Always test a small, inconspicuous area before applying it to any delicate material.

Yes, because of the 47% acetic acid concentration, you should wear gloves and eye protection when handling or diluting this product. It is a hazardous material that can cause skin and eye irritation if not handled correctly.

Since dilution ratios depend on the specific task, you should start with a very small amount of concentrate mixed with a large volume of water. Always add the vinegar to the water slowly, rather than the other way around, to prevent splashing.