Where do you buy white vinegar?

5 litre bottles from Amazon, also lemon juice. When we lived in London continental food shops often sold large containers of white vinegar and malt vinegar.

I found some in the Co-op.

Sainsbury’s.Tesco.Lidl.

I use it for all sorts of things including weeds.

I bought a spray bottle of white vinegar from Wilko at £1.50. What did shock me was the price of Bicarbonate of Soda powder. It used to be 75p, it is now £1.75. How on earth is it now so expensive? If you need household cleaner, I'd buy it before the prices go up again.

I buy it from Amazon. The big bottle I get from Amazon is too heavy fro me to decant and my son decants it for me.

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I don’t get the mystery.
It’s either the clear version of malt vinegar - or “non-brewed condiment” as it is sometimes called and cheap as the chips you sprinkle it on, or alternatively if this recipe warrants the posh sort, one of these ( 2nd pic) available in any supermarket.

It may be called "spirit vinegar" instead of "white vinegar".

I use salt for killing weeds.

As Franbern said, it's with the malt vinegar in the oils and sauces section. But it seems that white vinegar is more popular than malt and is often sold out.

On my Sainsbury's on the same shelves as the malt vinegar. Did you ask an assistant in there for it. Sainsbury assistants are usually extremely helpful

Aldi might do it? Or a hardware shop?

I walked around Sainsbury’s twice this afternoon looking for white vinegar. I will try Wilko tomorrow, failing that I will probably order it from Amazon.

My mum used it to rinse her hair. gets rid of scum from soap.
We took our own bottle to the pharmacy and they filled it.
i don't know if they still do this.

Sainsbury's. Waitrose, Co-op.

I buy a 568ml bottle cheaply from Aldi or Lidl. The
plastic bottle goes in the recycling. I reuse trigger bottles that I already have. One is diluted vinegar for cleaning windows etc. Another is washing up liquid, vinegar and water for general cleaning. Neat vinegar for descaling, in washing machine for towels. Vinegar with washing soda for unblocking and dirtier jobs.

The advantage of a large bottle is saving on the number of small bottles and trigger sprays sold. If you have a ‘refill’ shop near they will fill up your existing spray bottle. If you don’t, you can buy the big bottle, refill your small bottle and when the big bottle is empty, return it to the supplier for re-use ?

I’ve just seen that you can get a 750 mil spray bottle of WV from Wilko for £1.50.

Hoe is quite good.

Esspee

paddyann54

Amazon ,my OH uses it for weed control so buys a couple of 5 litre bottles at a time

Could you let us know how it can be used for killing weeds please paddyann54. I am always looking for a solution to weeds.

I'm interested in that too I have lots of weeds.

(And, before anyone says 'what about the bees? I have plenty of weeds left for the bees in other parts of my domain )

paddyann54

Amazon ,my OH uses it for weed control so buys a couple of 5 litre bottles at a time

Could you let us know how it can be used for killing weeds please paddyann54. I am always looking for a solution to weeds.

Easy enough and very cheap to purchase at Supermarkets. Normal sized vinegar bottle. I have a spray bottle that I then re-fill with white vinegar for most of household cleaning. Cheap and eco-friendly. No need to look for large bottles via amazon.

You can buy 500ml bottles and 5litre refills at minimlrefills.co.uk/
And also through the Ethical Superstore.

I buy big jars of it to pickle vegetables etc from supermarkets as it’s not as harsh as malt vinegar.

Witzend

I keep seeing it mentioned, but never see it in anything but a small bottle - maybe I’ve never looked in the right places.

I know I could try Amazon, but nowadays I try to avoid it where possible.

Thank you for asking. I have been wondering the same for quite some time, and was on the verge of asking on here myself

OP has said she doesn't want to purchase from Amazon. Neither would I.

Alternative sources on this page of search results. Includes ebay, which was my first thought...

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