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**moopogyOvenny** · 08-09-2012, 04:41 PM

You see this all the time on the "alternative ways of cleaning things" articles, not sure what neutralising your cleaning vinegar with bi carb would do apart from lots of froth.
"Ooooh look lots of froth it must be real powerful magic"
What is the result of this reaction? I know CO2 in the froth but anything else useful?

The mechanical action of frothing can be useful.

08-09-2012, 04:41 PM	#53
moopogyOvenny Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 657 Senior Member	You see this all the time on the "alternative ways of cleaning things" articles, not sure what neutralising your cleaning vinegar with bi carb would do apart from lots of froth. "Ooooh look lots of froth it must be real powerful magic" What is the result of this reaction? I know CO2 in the froth but anything else useful? The mechanical action of frothing can be useful.
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