Definetly white , ie, clear vinegar for cleaning task. Apple cider ot other vinegars that have color to them could potentially leave stains on surfaces and fabrics.Qxxx said:Where maki2 mentions "vinegar", I think she means "white" vinegar.
My scheme (observation only, not a recommendation): I use white vinegar myself to wipe down dishes after cooking, as I don't actually use dish soap. I usually do 1-dish fry pan meals, cooked on the Coleman stove outside, and eaten from the fry pan. Then I wipe the remaining goo out of the fry pan really well, usually with a piece of bread (this step is extremýely important). Then I boil water in the pan, which removes most of the remaining (small amount of) cooking oil, then wipe with white vinegar. Has worked fine over 12-months of use on the road.
Exactly!JohnnyM said:Two things I miss about the Buckeye:
1. Slush
2. Scraping ice off the windshield
NOT
Who knew life was so exciting in HC.travelaround said:Here in HC - wow... talked to my son yesterday.
Let's see, do I have something positive to say about the situation in the US? Ummm, I guess not. Foo.bullfrog said:You would have thought people would know better by now
Hang on... What is a bed bath?desert_sailing said:The police blotter
A male was taking a "bed bath" out near a camper and is now on the lawn in front
of the Barn Building laying and is making the staff and residences feel
uncomfortable.
area checked
As you're very up on these matters, Sophia (Greek Goddess of Knowledge), I wonder if there isn't some sort of semi-transparent paint that one could use to paint over the ultra-saturated colors on those wall tapestries, to give an effect somewhat like Leonardo's sfumato. Then the tapestries wouldn't wear out yer retinas so fast.Sofisintown said:And the tapestries remind me of a wall paper I had 35 years ago at my house, where the whole wall was a forest scene.
I remember that I loved it in the beginning, but seeing it day-in and day-out became old soon,
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