Effectiveness

As a disinfectant

Sodium Hypochlorite:

• When bleach is used properly, it is a extremely effective disinfectant (99.9% of bacteria and germs) 
• Bleach isn't the safest cleaner, so it has a few less uses than vinegar, but for jobs that require a stronger clean, bleach is a better way to go

Acetic Acid:

• Vinegar is a good cleaner around the house for everyday cleaning, as its a quite effective disinfectant
• Vinegar's specialty is washing and disinfecting food areas (dinner tables and the kitchen)
• It is a safe and effective disinfectant, perfect for around the house. 

For microbial reduction/antimicrobial efficacy/pathogens

Sodium Hypochlorite:

• Bleach is very effective at killing a very large variety of bacteria
• At times when vinegar may fail, bleach will finish what vinegar started. Bleach is very effective at killing pathogens

Acetic Acid:

• Vinegar is effective at killing microbes due to it being acidic
• Compared to other cleaners, vinegar is a top resource for reducing and killing microbes
• Vinegar is effective at killing pathogens