Harris MIL-X Cleaning Vinegar

The dilution ratio depends on the severity of the mess. For light dusting or glass cleaning, start with a 1:4 ratio of vinegar to water. For tougher grime or heavy-duty cleaning, you can use a 1:1 ratio or apply it full strength for stubborn stains.

No, you should avoid using vinegar on natural stone. The acidity can etch or dull surfaces like marble, granite, and limestone over time.

Yes, because it is a vinegar-based cleaner, it will have the distinct scent of vinegar during application. However, the smell dissipates quickly once the surface dries and the area is ventilated.

Yes, this formula is free from harsh chemicals like bleach and ammonia, making it a safer alternative for households with pets and children. As with any cleaning product, it is best to keep the area ventilated while cleaning and ensure surfaces are dry before pets or children walk on them.

While it is an effective cleaner, this product is formulated specifically for hard surfaces. We recommend sticking to laundry-specific products for your clothes to avoid any potential residue or fabric damage.

It is generally safe for sealed hardwood floors when properly diluted, but you should always test a small, inconspicuous area first. Avoid using it on unsealed or waxed wood, as the acidity can damage the finish.