How to Make Rosemary-Infused Vinegar Cleaner (Natural & Non-Toxic)

If you’re tired of strong chemical cleaners or looking for a more sustainable way to clean your bathroom, this rosemary-infused vinegar cleaner is a game-changer. It’s effective against mineral build-up, safe around kids and pets, and smells much better than plain vinegar. With just rosemary and distilled vinegar, you can make your own powerful all-purpose cleaner that works wonders on tiles, mirrors, taps, and more.

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Making Rosemary-Infused Vinegar Cleaner (Natural & Non-Toxic)

This DIY rosemary vinegar cleaner is a simple, chemical-free solution for bathroom cleaning. Perfect for removing limescale and mineral stains using ingredients you already have at home!

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Serves:

750 ml/ 25.3 ounces pure cleaning vinegar

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Time to Prepare:

20 min

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Time to cook or cure:

2 weeks

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Extraction

servings

Serves:

750 / 25.3 ounces ml of pure cleaning vinegar

 

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Time to Prepare:

20 min

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Time to cook or cure:

24 hours

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Skills:

Fermentation & Baking

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Ingredients & Tools

Ingredients

  • 8–12 sprigs of fresh rosemary

  • 750 ml (24.4 fl oz) distilled white vinegar

Tools

  • Sterile 1000 ml (33.9 fl oz) glass bottle with lid

  • Spray bottle

  • Measuring jug or scale

  • Funnel (optional but helpful)

Useful guidelines

  • Use only distilled white vinegar for best results and shelf stability.

  • Choose fresh rosemary — organic or pesticide-free preferred.

  • Let the mixture infuse for at least 2 weeks before using.

  • Avoid metal lids, as vinegar can corrode them — use glass or plastic.

Directions

Simply follow these steps in order to make rosemary infused vinegar

Step 1: Sterilize Your Bottle

Boil the glass bottle or rinse it with boiling water to sterilize. Let it cool.

Step 2: Add Rosemary

Insert 8–12 clean, dry rosemary sprigs into the bottle.

Step 3: Add Vinegar

Using a funnel, pour 750 ml (or 24.4 oz) of distilled vinegar into the bottle, covering the herbs.

Step 4: Infuse

Seal the bottle and place it in a cool, dark place (like a cupboard) for 2–3 weeks. Shake occasionally.

Step 5: Mix for Cleaning

Once ready, mix 2 parts rosemary vinegar with 3 parts water in a spray bottle.

Step 6: Clean!

Spray directly onto bathroom surfaces — mirrors, faucets, glass doors — and wipe with a cloth.

Storage

  • Mother vinegar (undiluted) lasts 6+ months at room temperature.

  • Diluted spray mix is best used within 1 month.

  • Store both in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

  • No refrigeration needed.

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