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Post C02 laser: is it okay to use non-distilled vinegar 8% for the vinegar soak?

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Cheerful444756Dec 18, 2021

Hello, I'm looking into the white vinegars and I can't find the distilled vinegar right now. Is ok to use the non-distilled vinegar 8% instead? Thank you

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