When comparing the MSDS for both products, it clearly tells you which one is more dangerous from the other. Bleach is much more toxic when compared to vinegar but at the same time it's a much better disinfecting agent. It's much more powerful and cheaper when compared to vinegar.
The more you look at the sheets or references, the more you notice and realize why people tend to buy bleach instead of vinegar. Bleach is much more cheaper and more widely used. Both products reduce the amount of bacteria and fungus but when comparing their effectiveness, both products differ. Due to the re-activity of bleach, it can remove stains, dirt, fungus, and bacteria really quickly. Whereas when using vinegar, it'll take some time to remove all the excess. Though bleach is a much better disinfectant, it's also the worse product to be used because of its hazards to the environment and to humans. Whereas vinegar is harmless to the environment and not extremely harmless to people.
The more you look at the sheets or references, the more you notice and realize why people tend to buy bleach instead of vinegar. Bleach is much more cheaper and more widely used. Both products reduce the amount of bacteria and fungus but when comparing their effectiveness, both products differ. Due to the re-activity of bleach, it can remove stains, dirt, fungus, and bacteria really quickly. Whereas when using vinegar, it'll take some time to remove all the excess. Though bleach is a much better disinfectant, it's also the worse product to be used because of its hazards to the environment and to humans. Whereas vinegar is harmless to the environment and not extremely harmless to people.