does vingar/ baking soda work like ph up/down?

sup guys if i add vingar to tap water does it work like ph down?And do i have to let it sit for 24-48 hours before use it?
does boiling ur water release the chlorine from the water?

i only know about vinegar, and it does lower your PH, but you will go thru it fast and IMO in hydro its not that stable

is 7.0 ph to high? thats what my soil reads

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6.5 ph is ideal for soil plants, also best spend the $10-$20 and get the proper ph up/down solutions

Stussy said:

6.5 ph is ideal for soil plants, also best spend the $10-$20 and get the proper ph up/down solutions

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I agree, vinegar & baking soda are for emergency use only. Just letting water sit in a pail overnight is enough to release the chlorine boiling is expensive and unnecessary.
What are you measuring your PH with, strips or a calibrated pen ? strips aren't that accurate.

With a oh 0f 7 i would leave it be.
And just mix the nutes a little at 6.5.
But that depends are you soil or hydro

Baking soda does lower PH but it is not as stable and is not recommended to use often. Its good for the odd emergency but I wouldnt use it too much.

thx im useing strips to read PH
MG soil with FF nutes

1 more Q after addin the ph up/down or vingar/baken soda do u still have to let the water sit if ur use tap?