The good thing about bleach is that it evaporates quickly when exposed to air, and as it oxidizes organic material is used up.
Vinegar does leave a slight acidic residual, that will eventually leach into the water (albeit harmless in small doses)
The good thing about bleach is that it evaporates quickly when exposed to air, and as it oxidizes organic material is used up.
Vinegar does leave a slight acidic residual, that will eventually leach into the water (albeit harmless in small doses)
I use vinegar on rocks AFTER washing it with peroxide.
Peroxide kills most of the bacteria or germs on the rock and then I go through with vinegar to check for lime or something
Lol forgot what I look for but if the vinegar fizzes then that rock can't be used
I use vinegar on rocks AFTER washing it with peroxide.
Peroxide kills most of the bacteria or germs on the rock and then I go through with vinegar to check for lime or something
Lol forgot what I look for but if the vinegar fizzes then that rock can't be used
I use vinegar on rocks AFTER washing it with peroxide.
Peroxide kills most of the bacteria or germs on the rock and then I go through with vinegar to check for lime or something
Lol forgot what I look for but if the vinegar fizzes then that rock can't be used