You may not be aware of it, but white vinegar is a gold mine that you keep at home, and it would be a waste to keep it only for cooking. Believe it, if you know all the uses you can do for this ingredient, it could make your life a lot easier.

In the garden, vinegar helps repel flat pest animals, such as moles, rabbits, rats, mice and other rodents. These animals hate the smell of vinegar, so if you spray your plants with this liquid, they will never dare come near them.
In addition vinegar can also be used as an insecticide to chase ants and other insects from your plants. Just spray the affected areas with vinegar, and you will get rid of the ants in no time. Repeat the procedure after a few days, and there would not be a single ant in the whole garden. These are not the only uses of vinegar in the garden.

1- Used as a weedkiller:
To make a vinegar-based weedkiller, mix it with water. Mix 1 liter of vinegar with 0.5 liter of water and place the mixture in a sprayer. Because it is natural, you can use white vinegar everywhere in the garden, including in the vegetable patch.
2- Extends the life of cut flowers:
Mix two tablespoons of vinegar and a teaspoon of sugar in a vase. Put the flowers in the vase and change them every 3 or 5 days. This way, your flowers will take a long time to hang out.
3- Kills fruit flies:
Mix a tablespoon of molasses, half a cup of apple cider vinegar, a quarter cup of sugar and a cup of water. Pour the mixture into a container of your choice and hang it on your fruit tree. Fruit flies will rush to the mix, which can be fatal. This method can also be effective against house flies.

4- Remove rust from gardening tools:
Spray a little undiluted vinegar on your tools or simply dip them in for several minutes. Then rinse them well. They will be completely rid of rust.
5- Fight against fungi
If you notice that your plants are not growing well or have dark spots on the leaves and stems, they are probably affected by mold or fungi. White vinegar can solve this problem.
Prepare a little chamomile tea and add two teaspoons of vinegar. Spray the plants with this mixture. They will be rid of mold and will regain their growth.