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ANSWER - In response to Marie A. Cairns request for
vinegar uses, Mary Watkins of Clarksburg, Md. and sev
eral other readers submitted numerous uses. Below are
some of them.
Add 1 cup of vinegar to washer during-the rinse cycle
to remove suds residue.
Paint brushes which have hardened can be easily
softened by placing them in hot vinegar and then wash
ing in warm soap suds.
Remove decals from walls or other surfaces with
tepid vinegar.
A little vinegar added to the water in which you rinse
silk stockings will increase their elasticity and make
them practically runproof.
To remove scorch from a garment, take a clean, soft
cloth moistened with vinegar and rub over discolored
area. Take another clean cloth dampened with water
and rub again.
Use Vi cup vinegar in coffee pot with water and boil
about 5 minutes to clean.
In lengthening hems of dresses or drapes, rip out the
hem, place a cloth dipped in vinegar (white) under the
old hem seam and press with a hot iron. It will completely
iron out old marks.
To make a very inexpensive window and glass clean
er, mix two tablespoons cornstarch with Vi -cup house
hold ammonia, Vi cup white vinegar and one gallon
warm water. Also removes dirty marks on painted walls
or woodwork.
To clear cooking odors, simmer a little vinegar in an
open sauce pan.
Dark stains in aluminum utensils caused by minerals
In foods and water can be removed by boiling water to
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which vinegar has been added.
Rust stains are removed from garments by applying
vinegar and salt. Expose to sunlight until spot is dry.
A little vinegar rubbed on fingers will remove odors of
onions or fish.
Add 1 tablespoon white vinegar in a quart of boiled
water. Keep refrigerated. Apply on sore that doesn’t
heal.
To tenderize meat, add 1 tablespoons or more to
water and cook. For tough meat or game, marinate in
equal parts of cooking vinegar and heated bouillon for 2
hours.
Rub vinegar on fish before scaling. This cuts the fish
odor and it handles easier.
A cloth wet with vinegar will cut the grease on the
stovetop and make cleaning easier.
Add one tablespoon vinegar to cup of cream or milk
for sour milk or cream.
If you have poison ivy or a rash, dab some vinegar on
it to relieve the itch.
To clean copper, fill a spray bottle with vinegar and
add 3 tablespoons salt. Spray solution liberally on cop
per pot. Let set for a while, rub clean.
Add small amount of vinegar, about 2-ounces per
quart, to homemade glue or paste or leftover wallpaper
paste and it will keep indefinely.
To remove waterspots from glass, dampen cloth with
vinegar and rub glass until clean.
A room can be cleared of smoke in a few minutes if
you dip a towel in equal parts of vinegar and hot water,
wring it out and wave it gently over your head as walk
about the room.
Use 1 teaspoon vinegar in 1 quart of water to rinse
hair.
To clean steam irons, use the same amount of vine
gar as you would water. Pour into the iron, steam for 4
minutes, disconnect it and let iron set for 1 hour. Empty
the vinegar solution and rinse the iron thoroughly with
water.
Stubborn stains on non-stick cookware can be
removed by boiling 2 tablespoons of baking soda, 'A
cup vinegar and 1 cup water for 10 minutes. Reseason
pan with salad oil.
Postal
Code -
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6, 1988-89
PLEASE CONTACT YOUR
PARTICIPATING DEALER
PA DEALERS
BETHEL
Zimmerman
Farm Service
717-933-4114
ELIZABETHTOWN
Messick
Farm Equip.
717-367-1319
HANOVER
Melvin J. Shelter,
Inc.
717-637-3808
IVYLAND
Wm. Hobensack’s
Sons
215-675-1610
215-343-2101
KITTANNING
W.C. Crytzer Eq.,
Inc.
412-543-2441
LITITZ
Binkley & Hurst Bros,
717-626-4705
McALLISTERVILLE
Inch Equipment Co.
717-463-2191
NEW BERLINVILLE
Erb & Henry
Equip., Inc.
215-367-2169
NEW RINGGOLD
Eckroth Bros.
Farm Equip.
717-943-2131
Clean the outside of a cast
iron skillet with commerical
oven cleaner. Let set for 2
hours and the accumulated
black stains can be removed
with vinegar and water.
Save time and money by
using a cheaper brand of dis
hwashing detergent. Add a
few tablespoons of vinegar
to the dishwasher. The vine
gar with cut the grease and
leave your dishes sparkling
clean.
Vinegar is a must when
washing crystal. Rinse in 1
part vinegar to 3 parts warm
water. Air dry.
Clean shower doors with
white vinegar, dampen
sponge to remove soap
residue.
To relieve sunburn, dab
on some apple-cider vinegar
until the pinkness and pain
disappears.
To have frost-free winds
hields in the morning, coat
the windshields with a solu
tion of three parts white or
cider vinegar to one part
water.
MAD
LANCASTER
FARMING
FOR COMPLETE
AND
UP-TO-DATE
MARKET
REPORTS
QUARRYVILLE
A.L. Herr & Bro.
717-786-3521
RINGTOWN
Ringtown Farm Co.
Equipment
717-889-3184
SPRING MILLS
Route 45 Sales
& Service
814-422-8805
TITUSVILLE
Sanford Equip. Co.
814-827-1814
TURBOTVILLE
Coopers Hdwe., Inc,
717-649-5115
1-800'441-FARM
UNION CITY
Kafferlin Sales &
Service
814-438-7636
NJ DEALERS
FREEHOLD
Coastline Equip. Inc,
201-780-4600
SHILOH
Farm-Rite Inc,
609-451-1368
VINELAND
Tri County Equipment
609-697-1414