How much baking soda do you use for each item you clean?
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It's not baking soda you use, but washing soda, by Arm & Hammer. You can find it in the detergent aisle of the store. I use a couple of tablespoons per item.
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About 2 Tablespoons for the container. I did clean several things with this solution.
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oh gosh, sorry Eileen...I think I used whatever the directions said and wasn't that pleased so stopped and have returned to paste and slow grease... sorry...
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I actually use arm and hammer washing soda. 1/2 cup washing soda to washing tub filled with very hot water. The silver plates really work. I find I don't have to clean my silver as often
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I use about 1/2 a tablespoon to wash my hair. I have baby fine hair, but lots of it, & about to collar bone.
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I would probably say 1 tbsp. That's what I use and that is more than enough.
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I use either plain water, water and vinegar with a drop of dish detergent, or water and hydrogen peroxide. I don't use floor cleaners that require a rinse.
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I use to spot clean our tea set with baking soda mixed with a little water. I dipped Qtips in the mixture and wiped the pot and cups clean. All tea stains just lift right off.
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I wash with baking soda and detergent and that seems to work. Can also add some Natures Miracle or other enzyme to the wash water.
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I just use a small amount of dish soap and hot water. If it needs it I will soak overnight and use a small plastic bristle brush. With rinsing after each use I hardly find the need for anything else.
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There's a brush that doesn't melt while applying the acid and baking soda that can be mixed with water to neutralize and rinse it off.. that's about all you need.
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Baking soda diluted in water, from a mister bottle. I am not sure the exact pH but it will irritate your skin if left on too long.
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I keep an old fashion sugar dispenser (Glass with a metal lid. The kind that shakes out sugar) filled with baking soda by the diaper pail. I sprinkle that in between dirty diapers and it really cuts down on the odor.
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I have a top loader and hard water. I use a full scoop with arm and hammer laundry soda for a full load. With that being said, I do a full cycle: soak, prewash, wash and then the 2 rinses.
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I think if you bake baking soda at 400 degrees for a half hour it turns into washing soda. I read that on Pinterest.
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how much do you seaweed powder do you add to your water in the sink and how much do you mix togather for your face
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Depends on how much you use per load. 1 scoop is recommended per regular wash load. 2 scoops for extra cleaning.
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The bare minimum you would need with ordering this is a tub/basin, salt (table salt is fine), and water. That's it! If you want to keep things cleaner I recommend a liner (a small trash bag works fine).As for clean up, baking powder or bleach.
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I clean mine with dish soap and use baking soda if it needs an abrasive scrub. I read that vinegar shouldn't be used on granite.
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With every new kettle I always first do cleanse: mix little baking soda with vinegar and water, boil it (don't get kettle to full, may be 3/4 of the volume even less). After water is boiled let it sit for 30 mins, rinse well, boil clean water again, rinse. Your beautiful kettle is ready!