SI TIENE MÁRMOL, TRAVERTINO, HORMIGÓN CALENTADO O PISOS (AKA BALDOSA), EXISTEN GRANDES RAZONES PARA NO UTILIZAR WINGARD.
La leyenda urbana dice que el vinagre es un buen agente de limpieza. De hecho, tiene la capacidad de atacar tus pisos de tres maneras diferentes. En cualquier caso, el daño se hace con las horas extraordinarias. Como comer dulces. Uno no te hará daño, pero comer demasiado de una bolsa puede afectar el peso del comensal.
¿Es efectivo limpiar las aceras con vinagre?
Sí, usar vinagre es una buena opción para limpiar alfombras y es muy efectivo. Dado que el vinagre es una solución no tóxica y biodegradable, no dañará las plantas, las mascotas ni el suelo, por lo que es una forma segura y libre de químicos de limpiar sus alfombras.
La acidez de la solución de vinagre y agua es muy eficaz para eliminar las manchas difíciles ya que elimina la suciedad y la mugre, y un buen fregado facilita su eliminación completa. Pero debido a que es ácido, debe tener cuidado al usarlo para evitar mover muebles y plantas y que no entre en contacto con su piel (¡el vinagre puede quemarse!).
El vinagre daña la entrada de concreto
El vinagre y el concreto parecen provenir de universos diferentes. Uno generalmente está asociado con las aceras y el otro generalmente se encuentra en lo profundo de su almacén. Ya sea que esté buscando una alternativa a los limpiadores comerciales en su hogar o tratando de fregar el cemento seco de las herramientas antiguas, ¡estos artículos pueden entrar en contacto entre sí en algún momento!
Si bien el vinagre no disuelve el concreto, sí daña el cemento que lo mantiene unido. Como un ácido débil y diluido, el vinagre daña poco el concreto, pero puede opacar las superficies brillantes. Sin embargo, se puede utilizar para limpiar herramientas con una pequeña cantidad de cemento.
Limpieza
En la mayoría de los casos puedes usar vinagre para limpiar. Se pueden limpiar suelos de madera, electrodomésticos, etc. Hay algunos casos en los que usar vinagre es una mala idea, ya que rara vez causa problemas durante la limpieza.
El vinagre puede funcionar como CLR para eliminar la suciedad de las cabinas de ducha. Coloque una bolsa de vinagre en el cabezal de la ducha y déjelo reposar durante unas horas. También puede quitar el cabezal de la ducha y dejar que se remoje.
Química del hormigón
Cuando la parte de cemento de la mezcla de hormigón entra en contacto con el agua, se produce una reacción química. Esta reacción forma un compuesto de silicato de calcio altamente alcalino (fuente).
Cuando un ácido reacciona con un compuesto alcalino, se produce otra reacción química, formando sal y agua. La cal en el hormigón en este caso es parte de la sal, que luego se filtra del cemento (desde la fuente).
Annika Benson
Comment: Well, who wouldve thought vinegar could be a concrete killer? Time to stock up on apple cider!
Axl
Who knew vinegar could be so destructive? Guess Ill stick to mopping my floors with water!
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Actually, vinegar is a natural and effective cleaner. Its great for removing stubborn stains and odors. Water alone wont give you the same results. Give it a try before dismissing it. You might be pleasantly surprised!
Alden
Ive heard that vinegar can clean almost anything, but will it really damage concrete? 🤔
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Actually, vinegar is a great natural cleaner, but it can damage concrete surfaces if used too frequently or in high concentrations. Its best to dilute it with water and test it on a small area first. Better safe than sorry!
Jayson Medina
Hey guys, Ive been using vinegar to clean my concrete and its been working great! No harm so far. Anyone else tried it?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
I tried vinegar too, but it ended up damaging my concrete surface. Maybe you got lucky, but I wouldnt recommend it to others. There are safer alternatives out there.
Kathryn
Who wouldve thought vinegar could be the secret weapon for sparkling clean concrete? Mind-blowing!
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Seriously? Vinegar for cleaning concrete? Thats old news. Everyone knows that vinegar is the ultimate all-purpose cleaner. Get with the times, buddy.
Julius Rush
Title: Vinegar vs. Concrete: The Ultimate Battle!
Comment: Who knew vinegar had such a dark side? Concrete, beware! #VinegarWarrior
Jordyn
Are you seriously comparing vinegar to concrete? Its like comparing a feather to a sledgehammer. Vinegar might have its uses, but lets not get carried away with the VinegarWarrior nonsense. Concrete will always reign supreme. #ConcreteForever
Pedro
Who knew vinegar could be so versatile? Cleaning sidewalks with it, talk about a game-changer!
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Seriously? Cleaning sidewalks with vinegar is not a game-changer. Its basic knowledge for anyone whos ever cleaned anything. Get with the program, pal.
Mabel Kirby
Who knew vinegar could be so controversial? Ive heard mixed opinions on its effects on concrete. Lets settle this once and for all!
Larry Taylor
Oh please, lets not waste our time with these petty debates. Vinegar has been used for ages, and if it was really harmful to concrete, we would have known by now. People need to stop overthinking and just get on with their lives.
Tobias Robinson
Ive heard some crazy things, but vinegar damaging concrete? Thats a new one! #mindblown
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Actually, vinegar can indeed damage concrete. Its high acidity can weaken the surface and cause etching or discoloration over time. Its always good to be aware of the potential effects of using certain substances on different surfaces. #knowledgeispower
Bryant Leblanc
Who knew vinegar could be so damaging? Time to switch to lemon juice for cleaning!
Taylor
Who wouldve thought vinegar could be the ultimate enemy of concrete? Mind. Blown. 🤯 #ChemicalWarfare
Lane Herring
Seriously? Vinegar is hardly the ultimate enemy of concrete. It may cause some damage over time, but lets not exaggerate. If youre looking for chemical warfare, try something a little more potent. #NotImpressed
Clover Mullen
Ive heard that vinegar can clean concrete, but will it really harm it? Anyone tried it? #curious
Tiffany Cook
Ive tried vinegar on my concrete and it worked like a charm! It didnt harm it at all. Just make sure to dilute it with water and test it on a small area first. Give it a go and see the magic happen! #cleaninghacks
Sterling
Ive heard mixing vinegar and concrete makes a delicious salad dressing. Anyone tried it?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Are you seriously suggesting eating concrete mixed with vinegar? Thats not only absurd, but also dangerous. Stick to traditional salad dressings, please.
Wesson Beasley
Wow, who knew that vinegar could be so destructive to concrete? Mind. Blown. #ConcreteChemistry
Amaya Humphrey
Actually, its common knowledge that vinegar can damage concrete due to its acidic nature. Maybe you should brush up on some basic chemistry before being so easily blown away. #BasicScienceKnowledge
Kayson
Ive been using vinegar to clean my concrete for years, and it hasnt caused any damage. So, I disagree with the articles claim.
Bria Hunter
Ive heard vinegar cleans, but damaging concrete? Sounds like a sour surprise! What do you think?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Ive used vinegar to clean my concrete patio for years and never had any issues. Maybe it depends on the type of concrete or how its sealed. Give it a try on a small spot first to see how it reacts. Better safe than sorry!
Blaze Costa
I personally think vinegar is safe for concrete cleaning, but some say it damages it.
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Ive used vinegar to clean my concrete for years and its been fine. Those who say it damages it probably used it incorrectly. Just dilute it properly and youll be good to go. Trust me, Ive got the sparkling driveway to prove it!
Kylan
I believe vinegar can harm concrete over time due to its acidity. What do you think?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
I disagree, vinegar is safe for cleaning concrete as long as its diluted. Its acidity can actually help break down dirt and grime. Just make sure not to use it undiluted or in excessive amounts. Give it a try and see the results for yourself!
Imran Wilkerson
Ive used vinegar on my concrete, no issues so far. Maybe dilution is key?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Ive heard vinegar can damage concrete in the long run, even when diluted. Maybe its just a matter of time before you start seeing issues. Proceed with caution!
Issac
I think vinegar on concrete is like a love-hate relationship – effective yet damaging?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
I feel you! Its definitely a double-edged sword. The results can be impressive but at what cost? Sometimes its hard to resist the immediate impact, but the long-term damage may not be worth it. Proceed with caution!
Alison
Ive used vinegar on my sidewalk, no damage so far. Maybe dilute it first?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Ive heard vinegar can harm concrete over time. Dilution might help, but Id be cautious. Maybe look into alternative eco-friendly options like baking soda or hydrogen peroxide. Its always good to be mindful of the long-term impact on the environment and your property.
Cullen
I think using vinegar on concrete is fine, but maybe dont overdo it!
jonmarbg@gmail.com
I disagree. Overusing vinegar on concrete can actually weaken it over time. Its important to use it sparingly and follow proper cleaning guidelines to maintain the integrity of the surface. Always better to be cautious with these things.
Nevaeh
Ive used vinegar to clean concrete and it worked fine. No harm done!
jonmarbg@gmail.com
I wouldnt recommend using vinegar on concrete as it can weaken the surface over time. Opt for a cleaner specifically designed for concrete to ensure its longevity. Its always better to be safe than sorry when it comes to maintaining your concrete surfaces.
Raegan
I think using straight vinegar on concrete may harm it, better dilute it first.
jonmarbg@gmail.com
Actually, straight vinegar can be too harsh for concrete and might cause damage. Its always best to dilute it with water to avoid any potential harm. Better safe than sorry when it comes to protecting your surfaces. Thanks for the heads up!
Margot
Ive heard vinegar is a game-changer for cleaning concrete. Anyone else tried it?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
I swear by vinegar for cleaning concrete! Its cheap, effective, and eco-friendly. Just mix it with water, scrub the surface, and watch the grime disappear. Say goodbye to harsh chemicals and hello to a sparkling clean driveway. Give it a try!
Holland
I believe vinegar is safe for concrete. Better than harsh chemicals. What do you think?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
I respectfully disagree. Vinegar can actually damage concrete over time due to its acidic nature. Its always best to use products specifically designed for concrete cleaning to ensure its longevity. Stay safe and informed!
Wallace Massey
I think the debate over vinegar and concrete is interesting! Who knew it could be controversial?
jonmarbg@gmail.com
I know, right? People get fired up about the weirdest things. Personally, I find the vinegar vs. concrete debate pretty entertaining. Its like watching a drama unfold over something as mundane as cleaning supplies. People will argue about anything these days!