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Beverage cans are convenient, but their tops are exposed. During shipping and storage, they can collect dust, germs, or bacteria like E. coli. A 2017 study found 40% of tested cans had bacteria on their rims.

Bottles are safer. Their sealed caps keep the rim clean until you open them. This reduces the risk of ingesting something harmful.

Can makers once tried a solution. In the 1990s, they added plastic caps to protect can tops. Tests showed these caps cut contamination risks by up to 80%.

Strangely, most companies stopped using them. The caps increased costs, and some argued wiping cans was sufficient. Environmental concerns about extra plastic also factored in.

Without caps, cans stay risky. Germs can linger, and you can’t always tell. Wiping them down before drinking is the best way to protect yourself.

No endocrine disrupters. Dirt cheap. The clothes come out without any scent. Watched Dr Paul Saladino explain this on YouTube and it’s been working great.

I also keep the vinegar in a glass spray bottle and use it to quickly wipe down the toilet and sink. The bathroom is so clean, you would think Polish people inhabit the house.

Although I do not believe the washing machine or dryer have any serviceable parts manufactured in the United States.