Yes, this is something you want to advertise. Or rather someone selling cleaning (etc) products would want to advertise. I find white vinegar useless for cooking/eating but it is a natural fairly broad-spectrum cleaner.
Vinegar is acidic and cuts things like grease, soap, fats (yeah, I know they're pretty much the same thing) and whatever the hell that buildup on coffee makers is (it smells nasty but brewing a pot of say apple cider vinegar cleans it out - though then you have to clean out the vinegar by brewing blank pots of water) and various other buildups. I've seen suggestions for using vinegar in other ways - to deoderize, in the laundry, washing windows - but may let's not get carried away just yet.
They also make toilet cleaners but there is a limit to how much they can take off at any one time.
Now a nice balsamic or red wine vinegar is probably not your best bet for cleaning but they are your best bet for eating. As long as you can mask the smell.
