Household vs. Horticultural Vinegar Common household vinegars like white and apple cider vinegar usually have about 5% acetic acid, although this can vary from 4% to 7%.

Key Points Household vinegars have a lower percentage of acetic acid than horticultural vinegars. Vinegars with higher ...

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Non-selective herbicides are less useful in such cases because they will kill anything. If you use horticultural vinegar (which may have a 20% acetic acid content), the damage could be worse.

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