Apple cider vinegar and edta
the reddit for Cider lovers and brewers
2010.03.09 22:35 frogmander the reddit for Cider lovers and brewers
Cider, the fermented alcoholic beverage made from fruit juice, most commonly and traditionally apple juice, but also the juice of peaches, pears, or other fruit.
2013.12.02 00:36 whitneybale1 Apple Cider Vinegar
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2012.10.03 22:15 Maith1 Warts
All the great pictures and videos you would want to about the dreaded wart.
2024.05.21 23:55 perpetrification First time extractor š«” 125G with Everclear 151 and tons of apple cider vinegar and lemon juice for 3 weeks, strain through those Kava bag things, let it evaporate for 3 days then added baking soda and it bubbled up then dried out to become this overnight!
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2024.05.21 23:13 nisriel Selling secondhand slimes (EU based)
 | Hello! I am letting go of the slimes that I purchased so far. All of these slimes were played with 1-2 times for review (unless stated). submitted by nisriel to Slime [link] [comments] As always, if you are not comfortable with secondhand slimes, please don't buy them or express your discomfort with them! Secondhand slimes are a more affordable way for slimers to get them. I live in Europe, and it would be much more affordable for those residing in EU to purchase these slimes as all the customs and taxes have been paid for. If you are not residing in EU and would still like to purchase them, I can definitely help you! American Slimes
Some of these are secondhand, some are not. Please only buy it if you are okay with that.
Secondhand Slimes (American & Korean Slimes) Free slimes with any purchase |
2024.05.21 22:13 OTOLI Can someone tell me not to buy wine at the store
Iām on my way to get some groceries and Iām weak today.
I dont want to give up but Iām feeling a strong craving.
Ugh that sick feeling of being hungover in the morning and trying to work seems so awful
Edit: you are all so amazing!! Thanks for encouraging me! I got the non alcoholic sparkling apple rose cider !! No wine!!!! I couldnāt wait to tell you all how good I did in the store thank you so much!!!!
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I dont want to give up but Iām feeling a strong craving.
Ugh that sick feeling of being hungover in the morning and trying to work seems so awful
Edit: you are all so amazing!! Thanks for encouraging me! I got the non alcoholic sparkling apple rose cider !! No wine!!!! I couldnāt wait to tell you all how good I did in the store thank you so much!!!!
2024.05.21 21:23 crackheadprincess123 How many calories in Mediterranean wrap?
My guess is ~700 for the entire thing, but Iām not sure. I usually try to over estimate lol; ingredients included
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2024.05.21 21:17 Average_orange Preventing browning?
Is there anyway to prevent oxidization when making cider so it can keep its original color? Iām making a green apple cider and it had a really pleasant green color which was lost almost immediately after being crushed and itās now a very offputting greenish brown.
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2024.05.21 21:15 Unique_Ad_8469 ANTI- LANGAW RECOMMENDATION PLEASE
Guys, baka may alam kayong technique para mawala/ mabawasan yung mga langaw. WFH ako and always maraming langaw kahit gabi na. Nakakadiri kasi dumidikit pa sa balat/ mukha ko.
Tried buying electric swatter, walang kwenta. Di gumagana. Hindi ko naman kaya na nakasarado lagi bintana kasi dito ako sa sala naka station and mainit. Nagtry na rin ako nung dishwashing liquid+apple cider vinegar mixture. Negative din.
Please, please, please baka may alam kayo diyan ššš
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Tried buying electric swatter, walang kwenta. Di gumagana. Hindi ko naman kaya na nakasarado lagi bintana kasi dito ako sa sala naka station and mainit. Nagtry na rin ako nung dishwashing liquid+apple cider vinegar mixture. Negative din.
Please, please, please baka may alam kayo diyan ššš
2024.05.21 20:39 BackdoorBacon1 Looking for Luna Grill Pomegranate dressing copycat.
Iām obsessed with the apple walnut salad from my local Luna Grill. Iāve been trying to approximate the pomegranate vinaigrette dressing that comes with it. Itās a brown and tangy dressing. Interestingly enough, Luna grill lists a recipe for the apple walnut salad (including dressing) on their website, which I followed to the T. The recipe listed on their site is not even close to the store. The color is reddish purple and the taste is nowhere near the same. For reference the link is here https://lunagrill.com/recipe/apple-walnut-salad/
Based off my previous failed attempts I suspect pomegranate molasses, sugar or honey and vinegar or lemon juice are the key ingredients.
Has as anyone got any insights?
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Based off my previous failed attempts I suspect pomegranate molasses, sugar or honey and vinegar or lemon juice are the key ingredients.
Has as anyone got any insights?
2024.05.21 18:45 supermegameat Second Ever Brew: What the Heck is Happening???
So maybe two weeks ago I did my first ever hooch - a simple cider. I took apple juice from the store, put a packet of yeast into it, stuck a bubbler on top of it, waited about 5 days and viola! I had alcohol.
Emboldened, I quickly set out to one-up myself, this time trying to alcohol-ify a bottle of Arizona Iced Tea. I made sure that the bottle had real sugar and no preservatives and then did the same steps as above, only using a bit less yeast than a full packet. However, this time its been very different. For a full day there seemed to be no activity at all. The second day then had a good amount and things seemed to be on track. I was away for the weekend, and then when I came back it seemed to be right back to doing nothing. There have been no bubbles basically whatsoever from the bubbler since then - stopping basically only three days after I first put the yeast in.
Is it done that quick??? Or is it still going but for some reason the carbon dioxide is unable to escape through the bubbler? Here is a picture of the overall setup. There seems to be a good amount of stuff at the top that maybe is blocking carbon? Also, when I look closely I can see little tiny bubbles inside the main body of the liquid racing upwards, seen faintly here and here, you can just about make out the bubbles. If I gently squeeze the bottle a good amount of bubbles escape through the bubbler. And if it is still going, how will I know when it's done?
TL;DR: is it done after three days, or can there still be carbon escaping and yeast doing stuff even without the bubbler bubbling?
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Emboldened, I quickly set out to one-up myself, this time trying to alcohol-ify a bottle of Arizona Iced Tea. I made sure that the bottle had real sugar and no preservatives and then did the same steps as above, only using a bit less yeast than a full packet. However, this time its been very different. For a full day there seemed to be no activity at all. The second day then had a good amount and things seemed to be on track. I was away for the weekend, and then when I came back it seemed to be right back to doing nothing. There have been no bubbles basically whatsoever from the bubbler since then - stopping basically only three days after I first put the yeast in.
Is it done that quick??? Or is it still going but for some reason the carbon dioxide is unable to escape through the bubbler? Here is a picture of the overall setup. There seems to be a good amount of stuff at the top that maybe is blocking carbon? Also, when I look closely I can see little tiny bubbles inside the main body of the liquid racing upwards, seen faintly here and here, you can just about make out the bubbles. If I gently squeeze the bottle a good amount of bubbles escape through the bubbler. And if it is still going, how will I know when it's done?
TL;DR: is it done after three days, or can there still be carbon escaping and yeast doing stuff even without the bubbler bubbling?
2024.05.21 18:00 Malcopticon Since this weekās most popular post is anti-ranch-based-sauces, hereās the before-and-after for when the Cheesy Gordita Crunch switched from Pepper Jack ("Baja") Sauce to Spicy Ranch.
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2024.05.21 17:52 kkpaints Naughty & Nice Apple Habanero Sauce
 | I like to call this my naughty and nice sauce because the aroma of the apple and cinnamon is so delicious and sweet but the amount of habanero I add in is definitely naughty! 10/10 submitted by kkpaints to SalsaSnobs [link] [comments] What would you use it for? Marinade, thin it out for a dipping sauce, bbq glaze, appetizer hot sauce to get things started strongā¦.Call me crazy, but a spoonful added to a margarita is actually pretty fire! Kelleyās Apple Habanero Sauce - 5 medium apples (I used gala) - 12 good sized habanero - Splash of Apple cider vinegar here and there - cinnamon - pinch of salt - peppercorn *use whatever spices you want depending on flavor profile you want to achieve |
2024.05.21 17:30 aiaor How common is it for an apartment to have both fruit flies and drain flies but no other insects?
I get the vague impression they're coming from other apartments, because I've taken a lot of measures to get rid of them, but they keep coming back. But how common is this? No ants, no roaches, no houseflies, nothing but fruit flies and drain flies. It seems unusual to me because when a place is infested with different kinds of insects, it's usually a lot of different kinds.
I identify them by their behavior. The fruit flies are attracted to fruit and to apple cider vinegar. The drain flies aren't attracted to those. The drains are shared with apartments on other floors. I leave them covered, but, sometimes, when I forget to cover them, tiny/baby drainflies appear. I also sometimes run lots of very hot water down the drain, hoping to get rid of the drainflies.
Adult fruit flies and/or drain flies seem to appear out of nowhere. As if they somehow come from other apartments, thru unseen holes in the walls.
I used a lot of "Raid Essentials Fly Gnat Mosquito" spray, and that got rid of a lot of them. I got rid of everything fruit flies would be attracted to, except some traps I made with apple cider vinegar.
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I identify them by their behavior. The fruit flies are attracted to fruit and to apple cider vinegar. The drain flies aren't attracted to those. The drains are shared with apartments on other floors. I leave them covered, but, sometimes, when I forget to cover them, tiny/baby drainflies appear. I also sometimes run lots of very hot water down the drain, hoping to get rid of the drainflies.
Adult fruit flies and/or drain flies seem to appear out of nowhere. As if they somehow come from other apartments, thru unseen holes in the walls.
I used a lot of "Raid Essentials Fly Gnat Mosquito" spray, and that got rid of a lot of them. I got rid of everything fruit flies would be attracted to, except some traps I made with apple cider vinegar.
2024.05.21 16:17 youngboybrokeagaain Nothing works for my hair
Hey everybody, I'm posting here because I want advice on how to deal with my hair. I have short (not touching my forehead yet), 3b-3c, coarse, high porosity hair that has refused to work with me for what feels like a long time now. I've tried products with and without silicone as well as glycerin, leave in conditioners, creams, base and topper gels (including gel only wash and goes), mousses, moisturizing and regular shampoos, hair oils, clarifying (although I haven't done this in maybe 2 or 3 weeks), deep conditioners and regular conditioners, protein treatments (specifically SheaMoisture and Aphogee), refreshing, sleeping with a bonnet, various methods of applying products (scrunching, raking, prayer hands finger coiling, brush styling), diffusing, and I've done pretty much everything you can think of. Despite all of this my hair feels almost too soft as if there is zero product in it and is visibly frizzy. Some parts are noticably limp and flat and my hair overall just looks and feels dry. I was sure a protein treatment would help but it didn't. I'm concerned that it might be hard water buildup but my areas water content doesn't seem to have that problem (49.0 ppm, 2.9 gpg).
I buzzed my hair almost 1 year ago and have been growing it out ever since (haven't gotten a trim). I also understand I may have to incorporate more protein in my hair routine due to my hair being higher in porosity (it's not chemically damaged, I haven't gotten my hair chemically treated ever)
For those curious, these are the products I've recently used on wash day:
Shampoo
-AG Care Balance Apple Cider Vinegar Sulfate-Free Shampoo
Protein Treatment
-Aphogee Two-step Treatment Protein for Damaged Hair
Conditioner
-PATTERN Beauty by Tracee Ellis Ross Medium Conditioner
-Mielle Rosemary Mint Strenthening Masque
-Aphogee Balancing Moisturizer
Styling
-African Pride Moisture Miracle Leave in Cream
-Uncle Funky's Daughter Curly Magic Curl Stimulator
-Innersense I Create Hold Styling Gel
Important to note I have yet to get advice from a professional hair stylist, I don't have the money to get consultation at the moment.
That pretty much sums everything up, to anyone willing to extend advice, it is much appreciated! Feel free to ask questions.
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I buzzed my hair almost 1 year ago and have been growing it out ever since (haven't gotten a trim). I also understand I may have to incorporate more protein in my hair routine due to my hair being higher in porosity (it's not chemically damaged, I haven't gotten my hair chemically treated ever)
For those curious, these are the products I've recently used on wash day:
Shampoo
-AG Care Balance Apple Cider Vinegar Sulfate-Free Shampoo
Protein Treatment
-Aphogee Two-step Treatment Protein for Damaged Hair
Conditioner
-PATTERN Beauty by Tracee Ellis Ross Medium Conditioner
-Mielle Rosemary Mint Strenthening Masque
-Aphogee Balancing Moisturizer
Styling
-African Pride Moisture Miracle Leave in Cream
-Uncle Funky's Daughter Curly Magic Curl Stimulator
-Innersense I Create Hold Styling Gel
Important to note I have yet to get advice from a professional hair stylist, I don't have the money to get consultation at the moment.
That pretty much sums everything up, to anyone willing to extend advice, it is much appreciated! Feel free to ask questions.
2024.05.21 15:26 LocalBiDisaster Tested first category: fructose. Symptoms. Now what?
Hey all, I posted here before that I was excited to start reintroduction after finally starting to feel better 2 weeks into low FODMAP elimination phaseāonly to screw it up. I ate a Japanese ginger salad dressing at a sushi restaurant that may have contained garlic, onion, honey, and/or celery, and was violently nauseous/vomited the next morning, but not sure which ingredient was the culprit.
It took days to stop waking up nauseous but yesterday I woke up feeling like the healthiest person alive, so I did the first reintroduction testāfructoseāwith 1 teaspoon of honey in my breakfast oatmeal, to be doubled and then tripled on subsequent days. It sat fine. Breakfast was delicious. I had a normal active appetite all day.
I ate an unaltered low FODMAP meal from Modify Health for lunch, and a low-FODMAP Chipotle bowl (that Iāve eaten throughout elimination without issues) and a Mexican coke (no fructose) for dinner. A little after dinner, my stomach started LOUDLY making bizarre rumbling and churning noises, I started burping a lot, I blamed the carbonated beverage, took a gas pill, and went to bed.
This morning? The second I opened my eyes, nausea, urgent bowel movement, weird churning, smelly farts, no appetite. Thankfully I have zofran and I think it headed off the need to throw up.
What do I do now? Presumably, this means excess fructose is one of the culprits for my IBS. This would actually track because several of the times I've been sick recently were the morning after: 1. an extremely sweet cider alcohol 2. the same meals I'd eaten for days no problem, but more asparagus on the day before sick (very high in fructose) 3. that salad dressing that likely had honey in it
I guess stop reintroducing fructose, wait for my symptoms to subside (at least 3 days,) then test the next category?
Once I am done with all the tests, how can I avoid excess fructose in my regular diet?
Is this the end of me loving fruits like apples and watermelon? Is there any kind of enzyme I could take to still be able to eat fructose sometimes, like how I already know Lactaid helps my lactose intolerance within reason?
Iām relieved I may finally be finding some answers, but damn, sick after the first day of the first test?! I used to be able to eat fucking Taco Bell and feel nothing. š
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It took days to stop waking up nauseous but yesterday I woke up feeling like the healthiest person alive, so I did the first reintroduction testāfructoseāwith 1 teaspoon of honey in my breakfast oatmeal, to be doubled and then tripled on subsequent days. It sat fine. Breakfast was delicious. I had a normal active appetite all day.
I ate an unaltered low FODMAP meal from Modify Health for lunch, and a low-FODMAP Chipotle bowl (that Iāve eaten throughout elimination without issues) and a Mexican coke (no fructose) for dinner. A little after dinner, my stomach started LOUDLY making bizarre rumbling and churning noises, I started burping a lot, I blamed the carbonated beverage, took a gas pill, and went to bed.
This morning? The second I opened my eyes, nausea, urgent bowel movement, weird churning, smelly farts, no appetite. Thankfully I have zofran and I think it headed off the need to throw up.
What do I do now? Presumably, this means excess fructose is one of the culprits for my IBS. This would actually track because several of the times I've been sick recently were the morning after: 1. an extremely sweet cider alcohol 2. the same meals I'd eaten for days no problem, but more asparagus on the day before sick (very high in fructose) 3. that salad dressing that likely had honey in it
I guess stop reintroducing fructose, wait for my symptoms to subside (at least 3 days,) then test the next category?
Once I am done with all the tests, how can I avoid excess fructose in my regular diet?
Is this the end of me loving fruits like apples and watermelon? Is there any kind of enzyme I could take to still be able to eat fructose sometimes, like how I already know Lactaid helps my lactose intolerance within reason?
Iām relieved I may finally be finding some answers, but damn, sick after the first day of the first test?! I used to be able to eat fucking Taco Bell and feel nothing. š
2024.05.21 15:00 Knowing_Eve What next? Random yellow stool
In 2012 I suddenly out of nowhere started having severe gallbladder attacks (I didnāt know what they were though, I was a young adult and never had the pain before) to the point I couldnāt eat or stand straight. Then my eyes turned yellow and my urine was bright yellow, stools were white clay colour. The pain was so much that I got taken to hospital and they ran tests and admitted me because I was apparently severely dehydrated (despite drinking enough and eating enough) and my liver was on the verge of failing (their words). I was in hospital for a week. They did an ultrasound on day 4 (they waited this long because apparently they didnāt suspect gallbladder issues due to my age - they were testing me for hepatitis and aids instead.. obviously came back negative). The ultrasound showed nothing, so they said that they suspect gallstones but assume Iāve passed them now.
Left hospital.. stools were yellow off and on for months. Pain was intermittent for months. Iād have mini attacks. Had an ultrasound 4 months after the event and it shows some stones.
Issues seemed to go away.
Through the years since 2012 Iāve had the occasional āgallbladder liverā āacheā sensation in the correct region. Usually after Iād eaten things high in omegas or very oily fatty things. But it was once in a blue moon that it would happen, and Iād take apple cider vinegar and it would resolve the ache very quickly. So it wasnāt really a ābotherā.
Recently however Iāve been having intermittent and random digestive issues.. my gut will start bubbling and feel weird and then Iāll go to the bathroom and my bowel movement will be super loose or diarrhoea, usually bright yellow. Iāve not noticed anything that actually triggers this, it just happens. The rest of the time my bowel movements are totally normal.
For about 1-2 years now, the upper section of my stomach has been distended/bloated/tight feeling. Sometimes I have to stand up because when I sit down I feel slightly breathless. Not sure if this is linked but I thought I would mention it.
Every time theyāve done blood work it shows my liver enzymes are normal.
Iām in the UK. What do you suggest I do?
I donāt drink, smoke, take any substances, etc. so Iām not sure why itās happening to me?
Other symptoms are: Acne especially on my shoulders and back, often on my chin too. Adrenaline rushes for no reason. Tachycardia. Random nausea. Sometimes lots of belching or gas for no obvious reason but some food must have triggered it. Canāt eat mayo without feeling crap afterwards and my digestion being weird.
To add - I donāt feel any pain or discomfort at all when I get these digestive issues and stool issues..
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Left hospital.. stools were yellow off and on for months. Pain was intermittent for months. Iād have mini attacks. Had an ultrasound 4 months after the event and it shows some stones.
Issues seemed to go away.
Through the years since 2012 Iāve had the occasional āgallbladder liverā āacheā sensation in the correct region. Usually after Iād eaten things high in omegas or very oily fatty things. But it was once in a blue moon that it would happen, and Iād take apple cider vinegar and it would resolve the ache very quickly. So it wasnāt really a ābotherā.
Recently however Iāve been having intermittent and random digestive issues.. my gut will start bubbling and feel weird and then Iāll go to the bathroom and my bowel movement will be super loose or diarrhoea, usually bright yellow. Iāve not noticed anything that actually triggers this, it just happens. The rest of the time my bowel movements are totally normal.
For about 1-2 years now, the upper section of my stomach has been distended/bloated/tight feeling. Sometimes I have to stand up because when I sit down I feel slightly breathless. Not sure if this is linked but I thought I would mention it.
Every time theyāve done blood work it shows my liver enzymes are normal.
Iām in the UK. What do you suggest I do?
I donāt drink, smoke, take any substances, etc. so Iām not sure why itās happening to me?
Other symptoms are: Acne especially on my shoulders and back, often on my chin too. Adrenaline rushes for no reason. Tachycardia. Random nausea. Sometimes lots of belching or gas for no obvious reason but some food must have triggered it. Canāt eat mayo without feeling crap afterwards and my digestion being weird.
To add - I donāt feel any pain or discomfort at all when I get these digestive issues and stool issues..
2024.05.21 14:01 stinkfinger1980 Sandwich
 | Salami ham roasted peppers lettuce blue cheese provolone olive oil mustard apple cider vinegar and oregano submitted by stinkfinger1980 to Sandwiches [link] [comments] |
2024.05.21 10:39 SnooWalruses9401 Testing my pie recipe for an upcoming baking competition
 | If anyone can give me any tips to improve my pie and also make the filling less liquidy and bottom fully cooked, Iāll love you forever and ever submitted by SnooWalruses9401 to Baking [link] [comments] Ingredients (Crust) 320 grams of AP flour 16 tablespoons unsalted butter 2/3 ice cold water 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar 5 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons salt (Filling) 1 can blueberry pie filling 170 grams of fresh blackberries 6 tablespoons sugar To start with the crust, Mix dry ingredients first in a bowl, and then toss in 16 tablespoons of cold cold butter, and squish between fingers into āplanksā while in the flour. Add your apple cider vinegar in your ice cold water, then slowly stream water into your flour, and mix until barely combined Then throw your mixture on your work surface, patting and folding until barely combined, then wrap in plastic wrap, and let chill in the fridge for 2-4 hours Remove dough ball from fridge and roll out into a rectangular shape about 8 by 10 and then fold dough in half. Then turn down clockwise and roll out again into Rectangular shape, and then fold again. Repeat 3 times (laminate dough). Then cut dough in half and separate into two double squares, wrap in plastic wrap and chill in fridge overnight. Next morning roll our first dough ball thinly , enough to cover pie pan. Add first layer of dough in pie pan, and put pie pan in the freezer while you work on your filling In a separate bowl mix all your filling ingredients and then put bowl in fridge while you work on your next dough ball Roll our second dough ball thinly and then with a pizza cutter, cut into evenly wide strips for lattice. Remove pie pan from freezer, add filling into pie pan, lattice your pie with the cut strips. Egg wash and top with course sugar. Put into oven at 425 degrees for 24 minutes and then lower oven to 400 for another 30-40 minutes |
2024.05.21 10:09 thislifeiscraaazyyy I had diagnosed eczema since 10 years // HEALED within one week
Hey guys,
I has eczema on the back of my head for the past 10 Years. Ketonezenol and other Shampoos worked just short time and cortisone made me loose hair.
One week ago i tried a mix of 5 table spoones of apple vinegar and 1l water. Applied on my head for 7 days and let the hair airdry.
Iāve read lots on Reddit but didnt think it would actually work.
Well, the back of my head never felt better.. š
Try it guys!!!! āØ
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I has eczema on the back of my head for the past 10 Years. Ketonezenol and other Shampoos worked just short time and cortisone made me loose hair.
One week ago i tried a mix of 5 table spoones of apple vinegar and 1l water. Applied on my head for 7 days and let the hair airdry.
Iāve read lots on Reddit but didnt think it would actually work.
Well, the back of my head never felt better.. š
Try it guys!!!! āØ
2024.05.21 09:31 Capable_Car_9282 Weight loss
I am 5 weeks off Effexor and instead of losing weight, I gained another kg. I took effexor for 8 months, during which I gained 7 kg, I couldn't do anything to stop it. I couldn't believe that I couldn't lose weight. I am an active person and I eat healthy, I cook for myself every day. I don't understand what causes the weight gain. do you have any tips for losing weight? now I take magnesium, zinc and b6, and yesterday I started drinking apple cider vinegar diluted in water. please help me with advice from your experiences
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2024.05.21 06:42 GuiltlessMaple Best Closet Air Fresheners
 | submitted by GuiltlessMaple to u/GuiltlessMaple [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/kues3laflp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=75805a57c11ba92728bbdbf28f647437c85f664f Freshen up your closet with our top picks of closet air fresheners! From sprays to scents, we've rounded up the best products to keep your wardrobe smelling amazing. Say goodbye to stale odors and hello to a fresh, inviting space. Get ready to explore and find the perfect solution for your closet! The Top 20 Best Closet Air Fresheners
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The long-lasting fragrance can last for up to two months, making them a convenient and cost-effective choice. One of the features that stood out to me is their versatility. You can place these air fresheners in various spaces to fill your life with sweet aromas, keeping you in a good mood all day long. Whether it's in drawers, closets, suitcases, or handbags, these sachets have got you covered. However, there's a catch: these sachets need to be stored in a closed space, away from direct sunlight, to preserve the aroma. It took me a while to figure out the best way to store them, but once I did, the scent lasted much longer. Additionally, it's essential to open the package when you first use the sachets, as leaving them unopened can cause the aroma to fade over time. Although some users have reported issues with the scent strength, I've found that these closet air fresheners are a great gift idea. Their sweet aroma can brighten someone's day and make a lovely present for special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, or even mother's day. To get the most out of these sachets, gently shake them to encourage diffusion and enjoy the long-lasting, delightful fragrance they provide. šPremium Odor Elimination Baking Soda Deodorizer Sachetshttps://preview.redd.it/s16w86iglp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=70ec89f7702f4bbcc4e34b33ddee440bdcc2e660 Recently, I started using Arm & Hammer Odor Busterz Deodorizer for my household and found them to be quite versatile. The natural strength of baking soda in these deodorizers makes it effective in various small spaces. What stood out to me is the unique perforation in the deodorizer balls, which allows for maximum odor elimination right at the spot. The sachet filled with baking soda and Arm & Hammer's clean burst scent works wonderfully to eliminate odors for up to 60 days and keeps the freshness intact. One noticeable downside, though, is that the fragrance may be too strong for certain rooms, like kitchens or bathrooms. The scent might even make your dishes or medicine smell and taste odd. Overall, I've found these deodorizers to be quite efficient in eliminating odors in small areas. It's just essential to be cautious about using them in highly fragrance-sensitive spaces or if you prefer a lighter scent. šAirBoss Closet Airfreshener - Lavender Fieldshttps://preview.redd.it/2zy5qwvglp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a5a4b7f5b7e100e8cfd922c7ef585d59c30fbe8d Behold the AirBoss Closet Airfreshener in Lavender Fields - my daily savior in the battle against musty closets. The hook design is convenient, allowing me to hang it effortlessly in my wardrobe. The gel formula is water-based, making it environmentally friendly and easy to use. However, be prepared for a bit of evaporation, as the gel dries up within thirty days. The scent itself is a lovely, calming lavender, perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere. The airfreshener works continuously, and I appreciate the absence of any harsh chemicals. But be mindful, once the gel has evaporated, you'll need to replace the product to maintain its effectiveness. Overall, it's a reliable and eco-friendly option for keeping your closet fresh and fragrant. šLong-Lasting Closet Scented Air Freshenershttps://preview.redd.it/c8bb9t7hlp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=684295990f8bc9c0b8fd259671f5e9ed1d28794a I've been using the Owevvin scented sachets for a while now, and let me tell you, they're a game-changer! I recently received this pack of sachets as a gift, and I must say, I'm quite impressed. One of the things that stood out to me is the simplicity of their design. The sachets are lightweight and easy to use, making them perfect for filling up drawers and closets with a delightful scent. They also come in a variety of scents, so you can choose the one that suits your taste buds the best. Now, let's talk about the packaging. Owevvin sachets come in a resealable bag, making it easy to store and reuse. The hook design on each sachet is a nice touch too, as it makes it convenient to hang them in multiple spaces. Of course, no product is perfect, and the Owevvin scented sachets are no exception. The scent can sometimes be a little overpowering, so I suggest using them in moderation to prevent your space from smelling too strongly. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with my experience using these scented sachets. They're perfect for a quick pick-me-up or as a thoughtful gift for friends during special occasions. With their long-lasting effect and easy-to-use design, I highly recommend giving Owevvin scented sachets a try! šPremium Cedar and Lavender Sachets for Closet Fragrancehttps://preview.redd.it/689747ohlp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=75cf72a3a99e9546fb5d41d369b75e5b39a7103e I recently tried out Professor Killamoth's Cedar Chips and Lavender Sachets, and I have to say, they were a game-changer for my wardrobe. The pack of 20 sachets was perfect, as it allowed me to easily place them in various parts of my closet without feeling overwhelmed. I was particularly impressed by the long-lasting fragrance these sachets emanated. The combination of premium cedar and lavender truly created a delightful aroma that filled my closet. It was like walking into a little oasis of freshness every time I opened the door. However, I did notice that the sachets had a tendency to detach from their hangers when I opened the closet. A small piece of double-sided tape would have been a helpful addition to the package to secure them better. Overall, I'm a big fan of these Cedar Chips and Lavender Sachets. They've not only helped to keep my clothes smelling fresh but also added a touch of luxury to my wardrobe. I highly recommend them for anyone looking to revitalize their closet and enjoy a pleasant fragrance with every wear. šLong-Lasting Gardenia Scented Fragrance Sachets for Home Usehttps://preview.redd.it/wz817d0ilp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=498faaa82b988ba3f7629032fd1e4421891d8204 I've been using MYARO's Gardenia Scented Sachets for quite some time now, and I must say, they've definitely made a difference in my daily life. These sachets are infused with natural fragrance and are perfect for freshening up various spaces around the house. They're great for drawers, closets, and even gym bags - any place where you want a pleasant scent to linger. One thing that stood out to me was the packaging. Each sachet comes individually sealed in a poly-bag, ensuring that the fragrance remains fresh for as long as possible. This attention to detail is something that I truly appreciate. However, there were a few cons as well. Some users mentioned that the scents didn't last as long as they hoped, and that they had to use multiple sachets to get the desired effect. Additionally, a couple of reviewers experienced issues with the delivery and customer service. Despite these minor setbacks, I've found MYARO's scented sachets to be a reliable and pleasant addition to my household. They've definitely made my drawers and closets smell fresher, and for that, I'm grateful. šOrganic Lavender Closet Drawer Sachetshttps://preview.redd.it/o86pt5eilp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1e98f8a812e61074d8dee6a27ecc88c6a5f1d9d8 I recently fell in love with the Good Home Co Closet and Drawer Sachets in lavender scent. These biodegradable sachets are not only gentle on the environment but also on our skin. They're free from parabens, phosphates, sulfates, and phthalates, and being 100% vegan and cruelty-free adds to their appeal. However, their durability leaves a bit to be desired. They don't last very long, be it in my closet or drawer. It's almost like using the lavender sachets as dryer sheets - now that's an idea! Despite this slight drawback, I still enjoy using these lovely fragranced beads tucked away in soft, beautiful fabric sachets. They add a sense of tranquility and freshness to any space they're placed in. šRose Cottage Large 12 Packs Scented Lily Closet Air Freshenershttps://preview.redd.it/xiswwioilp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=936a23dfd65f514cbe43b7a6d8a1f0c18d66c3f8 In the world of deodorizers and air fresheners, Rose Cottage's large 12 pack lily closet air deodorizer is a game-changer. The upgrade in size, thanks to the addition of more top French essential oils, ensures that these sachets provide a long-lasting, pleasant scent that permeates your surroundings. Designed with both aesthetics and fragrance in mind, these sachets are a perfect addition to any living space. The large-size sachets are ideal for larger spaces, but for optimal scent circulation, it's recommended to place them in close proximity to each other. Don't shy away from giving the sachet a little shake for an extra burst of fragrance. Compared to bamboo charcoal bags and dried flower bags, Rose Cottage's air fresheners offer a variety of scents that release a delightful aroma. With Japanese paper packaging, your home will benefit from not just the scent, but also the durability these products offer. These sachets make an excellent gift, as they're not just functional but visually appealing as well. And with Rose Cottage's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, you can rest assured that these air fresheners are designed with your needs in mind. In summary, Rose Cottage's large 12 pack lily closet air deodorizer is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to bring a touch of elegance and freshness to their home. šAromatic Rosemary Sachets for Closet Fragrancehttps://preview.redd.it/fquy4c6jlp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6c2d09ba5cba2c19a6e1ea9c758c97ca732e0fb5 I couldn't resist trying these Joanssore rosemary sachets when I caught wind of their rave reviews. The smell of fresh, dried rosemary filled my closet, transforming it from a dusty corner to a welcoming haven. The vibrant color of the sachets is a plus, adding a touch of elegance to my drawers and closets. Something I noticed, though, is that the strong scent of rosemary might be overpowering for some, making me feel slightly lightheaded. However, the company assures customers that they follow the best practices in their sachets, so I'll keep an eye on the potency and adjust accordingly. While I can't say I've used these as a gift yet, they've certainly become a favorite of mine for personal home use. Every time I open my closet, the smell of rosemary takes me to a place of calm and relaxation. Overall, it's a small luxury that has made a big difference in my daily life. šFresh Scented Sachets for Closets and Drawershttps://preview.redd.it/q79it8hjlp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=edf98dbbabcbd7dff5f4e7681c48e2d4013b77ad I've been using MYARO Scented Sachets in my home for a few weeks now, and let me tell you, they've been a game-changer. The set includes 4 lavender, 4 ocean, and 4 cedar wood sachets, all packed in a convenient 12-pack. I love how they're made with natural, organic quality vermiculite and high-quality fragrance oils - I can truly appreciate the thought that went into creating these lovely scents. One thing I really appreciate is the fact that the sachets are infused with a long-lasting scent. I had one in my car for over a week now, and the fragrance still lingers. It's such a hassle-free way to keep my room smelling fresh and welcoming. Plus, they've helped me a lot in eliminating any unpleasant odors around my home. Of course, not everything is perfect. While these sachets are incredibly versatile and can be used for a variety of purposes (as they've cleverly pointed out), I found myself struggling a bit with putting them in small, confined spaces. However, despite that tiny inconvenience, I'd say these MYARO Scented Sachets have definitely made a difference in my home life. They're perfect for a quick pick-me-up, whether it's for my closet or a tired room, and their pleasant, long-lasting scents have been a real treat to experience. Overall, I'd say these MYARO Scented Sachets are definitely worth considering if you're looking for a hassle-free, natural way to freshen up your home without breaking the bank. They're so versatile, you can even gift them to your loved ones to spread the love (and maybe a bit of the scent too). šFragrance-Free Odor Eliminator Gel for Closets Lasts up to 4 monthshttps://preview.redd.it/1ub7iyvjlp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b8d9720de5f2ba416ef93af82d165a7228857569 In my quest for a fragrance-free deodorizer that could tackle my musty closet, I stumbled upon the airBOSS Closet Odor Neutralizing Gel. It's no secret that our closets hold some of our most beloved belongings, but they often harbor some less-than-lovely smells as well. This product promised to tackle the odor from mold, mildew, tobacco, perspiration, and even shoes, and with a time frame of up to 4 months, I was intrigued to say the least. Upon opening the container, I was immediately greeted by the neutral scent, which was a pleasant surprise. It's a welcome change from the overwhelming fragrances that some deodorizers come with. The gel was thick, but applied easily to the corners of my closet. I was eager to see if it could live up to the hype. The airBOSS Closet Odor Neutralizing Gel worked wonders on my closet. It absorbed the musty odor that had been lingering for months, leaving behind a fresh scent. However, it was a bit of a bulky package, as I received it in a plastic jar instead of the style shown in the picture. This added a bit of extra space-taking in my closet, but it was a minor inconvenience. Overall, the airBOSS Closet Odor Neutralizing Gel did its job and neutralized the odor in my closet. The fragrance-free aspect was a plus and the gel lasted for months, making it a worthwhile investment. But the extra bulk in packaging was a bit of a downer. Nevertheless, it's a product that gets the job done and keeps my closet smelling fresh. šEnhance Your Home with MYARO Scented Sachets for Long-Lasting Fragrancehttps://preview.redd.it/agyndo6klp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8c5d2923c26121e51b53b3a0d9931a36f41b3898 Recently, I've been using the MYARO 12 Packs Sandalwood Scented Sachets for Drawer and Closet, and it's been a truly pleasant experience. The sachets are made using top-quality essential oil from France, which helps spread a delightful fragrance around my home. One of the great things about these sachets is their versatility. I placed them in my shoe box and was amazed at how effectively they eliminated the sweaty and stinky smell. Similarly, hanging them on my clothes has allowed my lover to enjoy the wonderful fragrance when they get closer to me. These sachets are not only great for freshening up my home but also make fantastic gifts. When someone receives a MYARO scented sachet, their surprise and excitement are palpable. You can also place them in your drawer to have the pleasant scent linger slowly. While traveling, I've found these sachets to be particularly helpful in masking the exhausting smell of gasoline in my car. I've also noticed a significant improvement in my sleep quality when I place the sachets near my pillow. The sweet smell helps me relax and sleep more soundly. To make my life even more aromatic, I often add these sachets in places like my office, guest room, toilet, and fitness bag. It not only freshens up these spaces but also makes them feel more pleasant and welcoming. With the MYARO scented sachets, you can choose among various fragrances like Lavender, Rose, Jasmine, and Ocean. Each sachet offers a unique blend of scents, making it suitable for different moods and preferences. Overall, the MYARO 12 Packs Sandalwood Scented Sachets for Drawer and Closet are a fantastic investment for anyone looking to bring a touch of elegance and freshness into their home and enhance their daily experiences. šScented Air Fresheners for Small Spaceshttps://preview.redd.it/nxkpkzoklp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1b2b01d2822107638dced742521517e6ba3e038a I recently tried out the Renuzit Pure Breeze Pet Air Fresheners, and I must say, they really did a great job in keeping my home smelling fresh and clean. These cones are perfect for small spaces like bathrooms and closets, and they released a pleasant scent that was just the right balance between fresh and subtle. One thing that really stood out to me was their adjustable fragrance levels. I could easily control the intensity of the scent, which was perfect for my preference. Additionally, these cones are easy to use - just turn them upside down when they run out of fragrance, and it's effortless to see when they need to be replaced. However, I've noticed that their scent tends to weaken over time. It used to last up to three weeks, but now it doesn't even last three days. I would've appreciated if it lasted longer, as it would mean fewer replacements and more savings. Still, I recommend the Renuzit Pure Breeze Pet Air Fresheners to anyone looking for a simple yet effective way to keep their home smelling fresh. They're affordable and easy to use, plus they help control odors without overpowering the room with an overwhelming scent. Buyer's GuideA well-maintained closet not only offers a better space for organizing clothes and accessories but also makes a positive impact on the overall indoor air quality. A quality air freshener in your closet works to neutralize bad odors and contribute to a healthier living environment. However, with a broad array of options available in the market, selecting the most suitable closet air freshener can be a bit daunting. This buyer's guide provides essential information to make an informed decision and help you find the right air freshener for your closet. https://preview.redd.it/dve0ywjmlp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a8149c429cf96939875b2aa4b40979d4da961815 Odor Neutralization CapacityOne of the first things to consider when purchasing a closet air freshener is its effectiveness in neutralizing bad odors. Look for products that employ natural and safe ingredients like essential oils, activated carbon, or baking soda to absorb and eliminate odor-causing agents. These materials are eco-friendly and safe for use in closed spaces, ensuring that the air in your closet stays fresh and pleasant.Room Size and Duration of RefreshCloset air fresheners work best when their coverage matches the size of the room where they are placed. Therefore, it's essential to consider the volume of your closet space and ensure that the chosen air freshener can effectively cover the area. Also, pay attention to the package information and find out how long the air freshener releases a pleasant scent. A convenient duration will provide sufficient time for you to freshen up your closet while keeping the scent pleasant. https://preview.redd.it/us6puivmlp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0f85aa772a8724784d081519aa51e576f3a9f80f Ease of Use and MaintenanceAn air freshener that requires minimal effort for installation and maintenance is the best choice for busy households. Look for options that are easy to place and donāt need frequent replacement. Also, consider whether you prefer a refillable or disposable air freshener, depending on your preference and convenience.Eco-Friendly and Sustainable ChoicesStaying eco-conscious is an important aspect for many buyers during the purchasing process. When choosing a closet air freshener, look for products that are planet-friendly and contain biodegradable ingredients. Additionally, opt for a recyclable or reusable container so that your purchase not only freshens up your closet but also contributes to a cleaner and healthier planet.By taking the factors mentioned into consideration, you will be able to find the perfect closet air freshener to keep your space fresh, odor-free, and inviting. Remember that each product has its unique features, so consider your individual requirements and preferences for a truly satisfying shopping experience. https://preview.redd.it/7mpzdk9nlp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6f08da2c7378d053069b972e7645866d1eac529b FAQHow do closet air fresheners work?Closet air fresheners work by releasing fragrances into the air, which can help mask unpleasant odors and create a more pleasant environment. Some air fresheners use natural scents, while others may use synthetic fragrances. These products can be found in a variety of forms, such as spray bottles, plug-ins, or gel dispensers, which release fragrance over time. https://preview.redd.it/71zfc5lnlp1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=669b0008421223c53a74a6374ed5b462c4a60c48 Are there any natural closet air fresheners available?Yes, there are many natural closet air fresheners available on the market. These products often use essential oils, plant extracts, or natural fragrance blends. Some popular natural air fresheners include baking soda, vinegar, lemon, and other citrus fruits.What are the benefits of using closet air fresheners?
How long do I need to use the product for it to be effective?The effectiveness of air fresheners can vary based on the product and usage. In general, it is recommended to use the product regularly (e. g. , every day or every other day) for best results. Some air fresheners may require more frequent use, while others may last longer.What are some tips for finding the right closet air freshener for my needs?
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2024.05.21 06:32 Candid_Sandwich9193 doggy rash
my dog has seasonal allergies, in past years it has only shown as sneezing. for the past week she has developed a rash on her belly/groin that seems to becoming more bothersome. I have been giving her half a benadryl and putting apple cider vinegar mixed with water on the rash and it briefly helps her. tonight i woke up to her licking and nibbing on her groin and aggressively panting. i gave her a half benadryl and the ACV mix- which calmed the rash a bit, but she was still panting and extremely uncomfortable. i gave her the other half of the benadryl and she is now sleeping comfortably. over the last 3 days she has not been eating normally and is not using the potty like she normally does. what can i do to help her? I am planning to take her to the vet in the morning, but anything i can do to keep her comfortable through the night as the benadryl doesnāt last for long with her.
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2024.05.21 04:17 joshportunities Replicating French/Norman cider
Iām trying to plan out my next batches of homebrew, and something I really want to try to make is a French-style cider. Etienne Dupontās Cidre BouchĆ© Brut de Normandie is my main point of reference ā something complex, more tannic than acidic, nicely carbonated in the bottle but still lightly sweet without being cloying or tasting artificial (via erythritol or the like). It is super different from American ciders and anything Iāve ever made.
Does anyone have experience making this style of cider or advice to give? I know that it partly comes down to the types of apples they use ā I donāt know how or if I can get proper cider apples in the Midwest, so I think Iām limited to the apples and juice I have and making adjustments to the tannins and acids in the must ā and partly to keeving and French/Norman cidermaking practices in general. Iāve found lots of resources online that describe keeving very generally, and one that goes into depth (http://www.cider.org.uk/keeving.html) but which Iām getting lost in and not confident following and replicating perfectly.
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Does anyone have experience making this style of cider or advice to give? I know that it partly comes down to the types of apples they use ā I donāt know how or if I can get proper cider apples in the Midwest, so I think Iām limited to the apples and juice I have and making adjustments to the tannins and acids in the must ā and partly to keeving and French/Norman cidermaking practices in general. Iāve found lots of resources online that describe keeving very generally, and one that goes into depth (http://www.cider.org.uk/keeving.html) but which Iām getting lost in and not confident following and replicating perfectly.
2024.05.21 04:16 joshportunities Replicating French/Norman cider
Iām trying to plan out my next batches of homebrew, and something I really want to try to make is a French-style cider. Etienne Dupontās Cidre BouchĆ© Brut de Normandie is my main point of reference ā something complex, more tannic than acidic, nicely carbonated in the bottle but still lightly sweet without being cloying or tasting artificial (via erythritol or the like). It is super different from American ciders and anything Iāve ever made.
Does anyone have experience making this style of cider or advice to give? I know that it partly comes down to the types of apples they use ā I donāt know how or if I can get proper cider apples in the Midwest, so I think Iām limited to the apples and juice I have and making adjustments to the tannins and acids in the must ā and partly to keeving and French/Norman cidermaking practices in general. Iāve found lots of resources online that describe keeving very generally, and one that goes into depth (http://www.cider.org.uk/keeving.html) but which Iām getting lost in and not confident following and replicating perfectly.
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Does anyone have experience making this style of cider or advice to give? I know that it partly comes down to the types of apples they use ā I donāt know how or if I can get proper cider apples in the Midwest, so I think Iām limited to the apples and juice I have and making adjustments to the tannins and acids in the must ā and partly to keeving and French/Norman cidermaking practices in general. Iāve found lots of resources online that describe keeving very generally, and one that goes into depth (http://www.cider.org.uk/keeving.html) but which Iām getting lost in and not confident following and replicating perfectly.