Rustic Strength Cleaning Vinegar

Grain refers to the concentration of acetic acid in the vinegar. A 100-grain vinegar contains 10% acetic acid, which is significantly stronger than the 5% found in standard culinary white vinegar, making it much more effective at cutting through tough grime, soap scum, and mineral deposits.

Yes, dilution is necessary. Because this is a 100-grain concentrate, it is too acidic to use directly on most surfaces. You should mix it with distilled water at a 1:1 ratio to create a safe, effective all-purpose cleaning solution.

No. Like all acidic cleaners, this vinegar concentrate should not be used on natural stone, porous surfaces, or unsealed grout, as the acidity can etch or damage the finish over time.

While it has a distinct vinegar scent during application, the smell dissipates quickly as the solution dries. Because it is free from synthetic perfumes and masking agents, you won't be left with lingering chemical fragrances.

Absolutely. It works well as a natural fabric softener or to help remove odors from towels and athletic wear. Just be sure to dilute it properly before adding it to your wash cycle.

Yes. Since it is plant-derived and free from dyes, perfumes, and harsh synthetic chemicals, it is a hypoallergenic option that is safe to use around your family and pets once the surface has dried.