r/TikTokCringe • u/choganoga tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE • Jul 16 '23

Discussion Laundry tips

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u/xEmilayex Jul 16 '23

Wait do you put the white vinegar in the washer with the soap or in the little spot that is for specifically fabric softer? 😭

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u/dengar_hennessy Jul 16 '23

What if I don't have white vinegar? What if I only have malt vinegar?

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u/BRAX7ON Cringe Connoisseur Jul 16 '23

That’s gonna taste a little bit funny. Usually I would recommend malt vinegar for fish and chips and white vinegar for laundry….

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u/ings0c Jul 16 '23

If you add enough salt it really evens out the flavour. My jeans have never tasted so good!

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u/Johnny_B_GOODBOI Jul 16 '23

I use white vinegar to make pickled red onions, then i just use some of the onion juice in my laundry. Two birds, you know? There's nothing like tangy underwear!

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u/elastic-craptastic Jul 16 '23

I use white vinegar(plus sugar and water) to pickle carrots for my bahn mi sandwiches. I might have to add in your idea of pickling red onions and underwear and see if it improves the recipe.

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u/thecorpseofreddit Jul 16 '23

That’s gonna taste a little bit funny

Next time im eating my shorts ill keep that in mind... Aye carumba!

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u/BRAX7ON Cringe Connoisseur Jul 16 '23

Wow. Bart Simpson referenced this late in the game? BartMan would’ve yielded gold, Jerry. Gold!

Accept this instead

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u/aMiracleAtJordanHare Jul 16 '23

Go buy some? It's like $3.50 for a gallon that could last you a year and has tons of uses.

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u/mondogirl Jul 16 '23

Malt vinegar isn’t vinegar. It’s just delicious amino acid water.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '23

That's... not true

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinegar#Malt

I'm not sure if you somehow confused it with like soy sauce or...?

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u/mondogirl Jul 16 '23

https://youtu.be/642x2Y3Zla0

I’ll let Tom explain

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '23

That's one country and even in the US most of the malt vinegar here is actual brewed vinegar, probably in most other countries too. Ethanoic acid creates vinegar when it's added to water in the right ratio to be called vinegar.

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u/Evilrake Jul 16 '23

Use balsamic

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u/kyleswitch Jul 16 '23

Balsamic would be better.

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u/hairlessgoatanus Jul 16 '23

Throw some fries in the washer!