There are so many ways to turn mixing vinegar and baking soda into a fun science experiment. In this video we combines three. First we just add baking soda to vinegar and see all the bubbles - adding soap will help to visualise carbon dioxide (CO2) produced during this chemical reaction. Then we used a balloon to help us mix ingredients and capture CO2 inside it. But did you know that CO2 is more dense than air? It means that it pushes air away and that is quite helpful if we want to, let's say,

Here are a few things to keep in mind if you clean with vinegar. Vinegar is safe for laminate, vinyl, porcelain, and ceramic tile, but you should not use vinegar on any stone surface. The acid in the vinegar will etch and dull natural stones, such as marble and limestone. It can slowly dissolve them. With other durable stones, like granite, vinegar can break down any sealer that has been applied. Some believe mixing vinegar with other cleaning products will boost its cleaning, but that is untrue