You get a lot of bang for your buck!! Here in Florida we have hard water, this is great to use with rubbing alcohol water and some times two Dawn dish soap. Hard water stains goodbye!! This product is used for many different things on many different levels.

USE VINEGAR IN LAUNDRY DO NOT MIX WITH BLEACH OR OXI. ADD AFTER MACHINE IS RUNNING. 1. Use one or two cups per load, for laundry. 2. Use to remove musty, smell from towels that have soured with accumulated body oil, soap, fabric softener residue, along with Very Small Amount of your regular detergent. Soak Dog Blankets & wash. 3. Use one cup to remove old soap residue from underwear, clothing, ECT. 4. Works well on Working men’s T-shirts, underwear. To remove old detergent, fabric softeners. residue and accumulated body oil that could be causing rash or irritation, that laundry detergent alone will not remove. Clean underwear is softer. 5. SAVE MONEY USE LESS..! Always remember to use the SMALLEST amount of laundry detergent. One Tablespoon. Per load. Extra dirty add wash time, or soak..! Cut fabric softener with 50% water. Buy a smaller bottle & pre-mix. 0h yes you can. To prevent residue buildup. Let the machine do the work..! 6.USE LESS DETERGENT & FABRIC SOFTENER Laundry detergent, fabric, softeners, today, are Extremely Concentrated. USE LESS.. ; ) Hope This Helps… The Laundry Guy…

Recently I made an online purchase that was a total disaster. Not only did Sam's not take the precaution to make sure the boxes were taped securely the did make sure the bottles would not leak in transport. The items I purchased leaked out and one was empty by the time it got tome me. I will neve make another online order from them again, its just not worth it. I lst ou on what I purchased and had to end up buying it from someplace locally.

My fiancé mixes this vinegar with water in a 20 oz empty cherry coke plastic bottle. She then squirts it in her hoo ha twice a month for a fresh cleaning. She says it works great. Sometimes it does sometimes not. I have a big nose and great sense of smell. I call bs on it masking the odor.

Reasonably priced and does what it's supposed to do. I use vinegar to clean glass and countertops. It's also good to keep in your kitchen in a small container in case of burns. Instead of running cold water on the burn, just pour the vinegar on it or if necessary and it's a small area, soak it in the vinegar for a minute or so, then allow to air dry. Vinegar stops the burning almost immediately, and because it evaporates so quickly it cools the skin and prevents the burn from going deeper. Unless it is a very deep burn, it even prevents the skin from blistering.

Once I learned that white vinegar has sooo many uses I started putting it to work and this is just a better idea than all the chemicals on the market. I add it to my dish water every time I do dishes, and I use it in the laundry, clean the kitchen counters, wash the tile floors, clean the shower and tub and faucets. It does a really good job at removing hard water build up on the faucets. I also use it to clean my coffee maker. Just about anything! The strength is plenty strong too.

At my house this product is essential to my sons care. We use it to sterilize some hospital items. While on the hospital you have one set of standards, but once home I was taught this is the only way to do it. So thank goodness for Sams pricing and availability.

I buy this multi pack of white vinegar frequently. I use it for cleaning and also monthly I use it with baking soda to help clear out sink and tub drains and the floor drain in the laundry area. It works great for helping to clear out the crud in the pipes and is a great way to clean kitchen and bath areas.

This isn't the first time Sam's Club has failed to pack things properly and I doubt it will be the last time. First off the items where not in the box as shown. And during the transit the courier said there would be a delay due to missing label. Once I got the package it was obviously repacked by the courier and the bottles where crushed at the top. But the majority of the liquid was intact and I just simply get tired of calling Sam's Club yet again to report their poor packaging skills. And I should know because I am a 35 year veteran of Shipping and Recieving so I think I know a thing or 2 about packaging.

I use vinegar all over the house, from salads, to drain cleaner.....laundry freshener (in the rinse cycle), in the dishwasher (in the rinse agent slot) and I go through so much of it, I can get 2 gallons for the price of 1 gallon here at Sam's Club.....I love it....the quality has been great.