HANDMADE- infused vinegar spray

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HANDMADE- infused vinegar spray

Vinegar is amazing! Use it to cook. Clean with it. De-clog with it… the possibilities are endless! This spray is used for cleaning and takes about 4 weeks to infuse.

Time Commitment: 10 min, wait 4 weeks

Skill Level: beginner

INFUSED VINEGAR SPRAY

Materials Needed:

  • white vinegar (5% acidity)
  • fresh, clean pine needles
  • jar and tight fitting lid
  • spray bottles

You can fill your jar with orange peels for this also, if you prefer.

Instructions:

  • Fill the jar with clean, dry white pine needles.
  • Cover in vinegar.
  • Put lid on jar and gently shake.
  • Place in a dark place for about 4 weeks, shaking 2-3 times per week.
  • At the end of 4 weeks, strain off vinegar and pour into spray bottles.
  • Label and gift!

How simple is that?! I made these as stocking stuffers one year for our extended family. Very quick, but takes the 4 week infusing time. So!… go and make some today! Add a cute towel and place in a small basket. Stockings, hostess, white elephant, mail carrier, teacher… you see? Perfect!

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    thebeautifulmountain

    Oh my goodness! Never in my life would I have thought of that! I think of “pine” as a scent… didn’t really think of grabbing some of the needles from our yard to make something yummy! 😉 Thanks for the idea!

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