Vinegar is a popular natural cleaner thanks to its ability to cut through grime, disinfect surfaces, and neutralize odors. Many people use it as an eco-friendly alternative to commercial cleaning products. However, its strong acidic properties make it unsuitable for certain materials. When used incorrectly, vinegar can damage delicate surfaces, remove protective finishes, or reduce the lifespan of household items. Knowing when to avoid it can help prevent costly mistakes.
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