Surprising information about whats in our rivers, and how vinegar stops it

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The Benefits Costs less than a handmade olive-leaf crown. We found a 32-ounce bottle of white vinegar at the supermarket for just over a buck; the same size bottle of all-purpose cleaner was four times that (and you'll dilute the vinegar for most purposes). Treating kids like emperors. Conventional cleaning products are responsible for about 10% of toxic-exposure calls to poison control. Not stabbing our rivers in the back. High concentrations of detergents were found in 69% of waterways in a 2002 nationwide study. Smelling better than an ancient Roman. The vinegar smell disappears when it dries; it even acts as a mild deodorizer. http://www.idealbite.com/tiplibrary/archives/veni-vidi-vinegar