Vinegar for rinse water

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I actually use one cup in each rinse since I dislike any soap residue at all, and line dry alot and by always using vinegar in the rinse water I get soft line dried items. ~Beth

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And the clothes smell so clean. The vinegar leaves no smell. ~Beth

 

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How do your cloths smell?MotherLodeBeth wrote: I actually use one cup in each rinse since I dislike any soap residue at all, and line dry alot and by always using vinegar in the rinse water I get soft line dried items. ~Beth Beths Path

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Thanks! :-)MotherLodeBeth wrote: And the clothes smell so clean. The vinegar leaves no smell. ~Beth Beths Path

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What type of vinegar do you use (i.e. white, cider, etc) or doesn't

it really matter much?

 

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I use baking soda with my soap to get less smells. (Hubby works in a bakery) Will the vinegar be ok?MotherLodeBeth wrote: I actually use one cup in each rinse since I dislike any soap residue at all, and line dry alot and by always using vinegar in the rinse water I get soft line dried items. ~Beth Beths Path