I am sorry that I cannot make any recommendations as to a lemon juice douche. It would be acidic but I have never heard of one being used instead of a vinegar douche, so I cannot advise either way.

No. You must use rubbing alcohol that contains 70% isopropanol and you must use vinegar that contains 5% acetic acid. This is regular white vinegar and not malt, wine or pickling vinegar.

Basically, a lemon is a car that had so many mechanical problems that the manufacturer bought it back. States have their own lemon laws, so the exact circumstances vary. Since lemon laws can be complicated and vary state to state, we recommend that you talk to a lawyer in your area.

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Vinegar is made by two distinct biological processes, both the result of the action of harmless microorganisms (yeast and “Acetobacter”) that turn sugars (carbohydrates) into acetic acid. Many of our favorite foods involve some type of bacteria in their production – from cheese and yogurt to wine, pickles and chocolate. The first process is called alcoholic fermentation and occurs when yeasts change natural sugars to alcohol under controlled conditions.

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We don't generally disclose that, but since you asked .... the lemon stands for freshness. The idea is that Juice downloads "fresh content." It's a refreshing way of accessing and downloading from the internet by simply pressing a button. Mirror" is techie talk for places that hold identical copies of the program. In theory, you'll get the fastest download if you pick the mirror that is geographically closest to you.

No, vinegar will not dissolve the cement-like substance that the female louse uses to attach her eggs to the hair shaft. A nit comb is the only real reliable method for removing the eggs. Although trimming the hair is not necessary, it does makes it easier to remove all of the nits..

Please read the information available here http://ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2002/020515.htm ."Kids For Science" has a story about it too at http://ars.usda.gov/is/kids

The vinegars have a high fruit content so that they really taste like the fruit they contain. The sediment is simply a natural by product from the fruit contained in the vinegar and collects once the vinegar has been sitting for a while. It is perfectly fine to use — simply shake the bottle well just before use.

Napa Valley Naturals vinegars are unfiltered, so you may find pieces of the "mother" of the vinegar in the bottle. They appear to be globs, strands or sediment in the bottle. They are the harmless bacteria, acetobactor, which turns wine into vinegar. Napa Valley Naturals vinegars are unfiltered and not pasteurized and the mother is a naturally occurring part of the vinegar making process.

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A lemon law protects the purchaser of a new or almost-new car from the risk that the car is defective. Under a lemon law, you may return a new car that was leased or sold with a manufacturer's warranty that cannot be repaired in a reasonable number of attempts or at all. Most lemon laws also apply to used cars that are still under full warranty and that meet the mileage and time requirements.