[post_page_title]Using vinegar as an antibacterial cleaner[/post_page_title]
With the coronavirus pandemic going on, we are all looking for ways to disinfect our homes. However, vinegar is not a viable solution for this task.
The co-founder and chief scientist of Dirty Labs, Peter He, says that “vinegar is not an effective anti-bacterial or antivirus agent,” and recommends using hydrogen peroxide instead, which has been recognized as a disinfectant and sanitizer for surfaces. On the other hand, vinegar is not recognized as an antimicrobial agent by the EPA.
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