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How To Flavor White Vinegar For Quil SMELLS GOOD LILAC.

How To Flavor White Vinegar For Quil SMELLS GOOD LILAC.

White vinegar is my best ally for cleaning the whole house.

I only use this in my kitchen, bathroom and toilet now.

The only concern is the smell of vinegar which is sometimes a little unpleasant.

Fortunately, there are simple and effective tips to make your white vinegar smell good.

You can make it smell good with citrus peel as explained here. But this is not the only solution!

Here is how to flavor white vinegar so that it smells like lilac . Look, it's quite simple:

How To Flavor White Vinegar For Quil SMELLS GOOD LILAC.

Contents
  • What you need
  • How to
  • Result
  • Additional tips
  • Why does it work?

What you need

- white vinegar

- 1 bunch of lilac flower

- closing glass bottle

- funnel

- paper filter

How to

How To Flavor White Vinegar For Quil SMELLS GOOD LILAC.

1. Fill the glass bottle with white vinegar almost to the top.

2. Cut an already opened lilac flower .

3. Immerse it entirely in the bottle.

4. Close hermetically.

5. Leave to macerate at least 10 days stirring occasionally.

6. Transfer the vinegar by filtering it into its original bottle.

Result

How To Flavor White Vinegar For Quil SMELLS GOOD LILAC.

And There you go ! You now know how to flavor your white vinegar so that it smells like lilacs :-)

Easy, economical and natural, right?

Now you know how to make scented white vinegar.

You see, it's easy to make your white vinegar smell good.

It's much more pleasant to do your housework.

In addition, it has a magnificent pink color!

You can make all your cleaning products based on white vinegar with this lilac macerate.

They will smell wonderful.

And it's a natural scent. In addition, there will be a nice natural color!

Perfect for a girly washing up liquid or a pink limescale remover for the toilet or bathroom.

Additional advice

Obviously, this in no way takes away the properties of white vinegar.

It remains just as effective for cleaning and disinfecting the whole house .

For my part, once filtered, I ironed the lilac-vinegar in the glass bottle.

I find it more practical and aesthetic to keep it.

This trick works with all very fragrant flowers such as roses, lilies or freesias for example.

But also with powerful aromatic plants such as rosemary, lemongrass, lavender or mint.

Know that you can also use lemon, orange peel or essential oils to make your alcohol white vinegar cleanser.

Why does it work?

By macerating in white vinegar, the lilac releases its fragrance and color into the liquid.

You get a naturally fragrant and colored vinegar.

Perfect for making all your daily products!

This avoids putting in essential oils which cost much more...