27
Apr
Uses for Bicarb Soda
- A small container of bicarb in the fridge helps absorb odours.
- Sprinkle on a damp cloth and wipe over the inside of crockery cups to remove tea and coffee stains.
- Sprinkle on a damp cloth and use to clean. Wipe over afterwards with the all purpose cleaner.
- Bicarb on a damp cloth removes stains from bench tops, soap scum from showers and rust from sinks.Use in the same way to clean the oven.
- To unblock sinks pour 1 tbsp of bicarb and 3 tbsp of vinegar down the drain. Allwo to fizz and then pour a kettle full of boiling water down the drain.
- Sprinkle bicarb soda over the carpet. Leave for a few hours and vacuum as usual. Deodorises carpet. Add a few drops of essential oil before sprinkling over carpet for a fresh smell.
- Soak porous surfaces such as chopping boards in a mixture of bicarb soda and water to remove strong food odours. Also useful for bottles and jars and food and drink containers.
- Remove tarnish from silverware with a paste of bicarb and water. Apply with a damp cloth and rub clean.
- Soak pot and pans with burnt on food overnight in warm water and 2 tbsp bicarb soda.
- Combine with a small amount of water and use as a paste on acne.
- Sprinkle inside shoes to deodorise.
- Remove liquid stains from carpet by pouring a liberal amount of bicarb on the fresh stain and leaving to dry, before vaccuming off.
- Add 1/2 cup bicarb to your bath to soften your skin.
- Add to your wash to soften clothes
- Add to water and swish as a mouthwash
- Dust bicarb soda under arms as to absorb sweat and odours
- Add to kitty litter to absorb odours




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