White vinegar is an acidic liquid that is made from grain or corn. Although many people don't know much about this standard household product, it's been around since ancient Greece and Europe. Nowadays, you can find vinegar almost everywhere because it's an ingredient in so many commercially prepared foods and because it's easy to make at home. What can white vinegar do for you? Just about everything, it seems. The word ''vinegar'' comes from the French ''vin aigre'' which translates to ''sour wine.'' It has been used as a food preservative and in pickling since Roman times, but did you know white vinegar is also used to clean, neutralize odors, condition hair, remove stains, act as a personal hygiene product, kill weeds, add in cooking, and more? Every shower you take, and every meal you cook is likely to involve a slight drizzle of white vinegar. People think vinegar is just for salads and dipping french fries, but it's used for much more than that. There are a ton of things you can clean with white vinegar. You might use it to un-stick a pickle jar or as an ingredient in salad dressing or as gardening essential, but you may never have thought about where it came from or what else it can be used for.