Sour Wine:

As you may know there is 101 ways to fix ground beef. But "how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop the world may never know."

The word vinegar comes from the French word "vinaigre" which means "sour wine." It was probably discovered by accident thousands of years ago—after a case of wine had gone bad. When the wine was first made, natural sugars were fermented into alcohol. Over time, bacteria in the air transformed the alcohol into acetic acid, which gave the "sour wine" its bite.

From this bad case of wine gone bad, lead to a least a 1001 and ways to use the white distilled vinegar as we know it today.

Chores around the house start off with the use of white distilled vinegar. It was just vinegar to us! Add a little bit of vinegar to the wash. Add a little bit of vinegar to your cleaning cloth, spray a little bit of vinegar around the gardening to keep insect away. Adding vinegar to your cooked greens, brushing your teeth with vinegar. Drinking a little bit of vinegar for your stomach sake. Give your car that new distilled vinegar freshness smell. Windows in the house are cleaned with vinegar. Foot soaking and bath water add a little vinegar to it. There was a 1001 ways to use vinegar in and around your house.

Today, vinegar is used for food odor, heartburn, jellyfish stings, nosebleed, oily hair, skunk odor, sunburn, swimmer ear’s, yeast infections, and douching liquid.  All you need to do is to check the label on the back of any product.

Distilled vinegar can be used for your pet too. It’s a all natural product! It is an economical problem solver! Non-toxic to our water sources and environmentally friendly.

So the question that is ask. "How many more products can be use with vinegar, today? The world may never know.