How does vinegar cleaner differ from salad vinegar?
This is what the ingredients of the Kaufland soap cleaner say
Below 5%: non-ionic surfactants, anionic surfactants. (What are these?) Also: fragrances, Bitrex.
It says you can also use it in the kitchen, but what are surfactants? It's also listed on washing powder for washing machines.
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Surfactants are wash-active substances. Because of their chemical structure, they can release dirt. Nonionic surfactants do not react with the calcium/magnesium in the drinking water.
The vinegar cleaners and the vinegar contain both acetic acid. The acetic acid has a fixed concentration of 5% acetic acid.
What does that mean if they don’t react with Cal and Mag would it have been bad?
Would the basic material of the vinegar have been drinkable?
If appropriate, sparingly soluble residues are formed in combination with calcium and magnesium ions.
Johannes
Vinegar is vinegar.
Vinegar cleaner is vinegar plus surfactants. I wouldn’t tip the salad.
Take 100 ml of 25% vinegar (500 ml for 0.79 € at NETTO), 400 ml of water and a strong shot of rinsing agent, then you have vinegar cleaner with acetic acid and surfactants.