How to Use Vinegar As a Feminine Wash
Vinegar makes a great vaginal or feminine wash that's free from chemicals and artificial ingredients. Vinegar has been used throughout history as a disinfectant from the days of Ancient Rome to the Middle Ages. It was used to kill bacteria in drinking water and to cure diseases. Try this home remedy as an alternative to artificial douching. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Buy a bottle of vinegar. Any good quality cooking vinegar will do for vaginal washing. No specific brand is necessary. But choose one that isn't too strong.
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Set aside a dipper for washing.
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Go the bathroom. Fill the dipper with warm water. Do not use hot, scalding water.
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Pour a little vinegar into the water. You can use 1-2 capfuls to start with. It depends on the strength of the vinegar, the amount of water and your own tolerance.
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Sit comfortably and get ready to wash. Hold the dipper in one hand. With the other hand, open the vaginal lips. Slowly pour the mixture so it flows from the front to the back of your genitals.
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Pause and check how you feel. If it stings uncomfortably, stop. You may have put too much vinegar in the water. Get up and discard the solution in the toilet bowl. Make a new solution and try again.
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If it feels good, continue and get up when you're done. Observe how you feel. The vinegar may dry up the water quickly. Otherwise, dry with a towel.
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Your skin should feel clean and fresh. If there was any moderate itching, it should disappear. Do this 1-2 times a week, but no more often than this.
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Tips & Warnings
Experiment with different brands and solutions. Do not use a vinegar brand that's too strong.
Vinegar as a feminine wash is good for preventing bactarial growth, not curing it. Don't try to cure yeast infections, severe itching, etc. with it. It could make it worse.
Due to its offensive smell, you should use vinegar this way only when you won't have other people near.
Pouring vinegar into the toilet bowl may help keep it clean.
If your skin starts feeling dry and rough, discontinue use. Consult your doctor.
If your skin starts to hurt after intercourse, discontinue use. Consult your doctor.
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ok I wil try.
