Vinegar can damage granite, marble, and limestone by eroding their protective sealant, leading to discoloration and dullness.

Using vinegar on hardwood floors can strip the finish and lead to water damage over time, making the wood susceptible to warping.

 Delicate fabrics like silk or wool can be damaged by vinegar, causing discoloration or weakening the fibers.

Vinegar can cause egg stains to coagulate, making them harder to remove from surfaces like countertops or fabrics.

Mixing vinegar with bleach creates toxic chlorine gas, which can be harmful to your health. Always keep these two cleaners separate.

Avoiding these items when cleaning with vinegar will help preserve their quality and ensure safe cleaning practices.