Vinegar Cleaner

I hope this topic has already gone through an interpretation review. The credit language defaults to third-party certified products. As a clarification, cider vinegar is a common name for a chemical solution. It contains a mild, organic acid in a typical concentration of around 8%. If a manufacturer were to repackage cider vinegar labeled for sale as a commercial/institutional cleaning product, a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) or Safety Data Sheet (SDS) would disclose the presence of acetic acid as an OSHA hazardous material. Acetic acid has an established Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) for respiratory exposures and is an eye and skin irritant. Other organic acids that would require MSDS disclosure in this percentage range include citric, phosphoric and glycolic acids. For reference, this link leads to a GHS conformant Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for vinegar with a concentration of 3-7%: http://webfiles.acuitysp.com/MSDS/2248_1_EN1_CDN.PDF It appears that this manufacturer did not classify the solution as causing “serious eye damage”; a classification that would preclude certification under GS-37.