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Adding vinegar to oil stain will not help the stain penetrate birch wood. Vinegar is an acidic liquid that can potentially interact with the oil in the stain, affecting its properties and performance. It is recommended to use a high-quality wood stain specifically and follow proper preparation and application techniques to ensure optimal penetration and results. Sanding the wood to open up the pores, applying a wood conditioner, and using even brush strokes during application can help the stain penetrate more effectively. Ultimately, the key to achieving a successful stain application on birch wood lies in using the right products and techniques rather than adding vinegar to the stain.