Is this baking soda? what's the difference?
830376
Soda ash is like salt and is used to open up or expand the fibers of cotton and is great for tie dye as a pre soak before you dye the material.
421362
Not sure the difference, but I have been using the pure absorbic acid in my diy face creams, and have been very satisfied with this product. Will purchase again.
2227121
You have to use twice as much. Baked items have the same taste and texture as regular baking soda.
414332
The Simply Saline Adult Nasal Mist used to have only .09% Salt and Water. The product I received in my last order comes in a yellow-gold can with red around the top not a white can with red around the top. The new product has salt and water plus sodium bicarbonate. I don't see anything that says baking soda. It does have a long nozzle.
888147
Thanks for writing us! Our baking soda is 100% aluminum-free, and Schmidt's contains absolutely no traces of aluminum. Baking soda is often confused with baking powder, which can contain aluminum.
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I wrote Bob's Red Mill today (7 Oct. 2014) to ask why they no longer used the term "Aluminum Free" on their label. Here's the reply I received: Thank you for the inquiry. Bob's Red Mill packages an all natural baking soda mined from the earth. This is still the same product that we have always sold; naturally occurring pure bicarbonate of soda. Like most of our products that we sell, our baking soda is minimally processed (with water) and a product of nature, nothing added (including aluminum), nothing taken out. Recently we took the statement "aluminum free" off the label. The reason for taking "aluminum free" off the label is because we became aware that there can be naturally occurring trace elements of aluminum in our baking soda-likely due to the fact it comes out of the earth. The other reason for changing the label is that we are not aware of any company that adds aluminum to their baking soda these days. With this in mind, many customers and consumers then question who uses aluminum and confusion ensues. We felt omitting the term "aluminum free" will avoid any confusion or misleading claims with our customers. Please feel free to contact me if you have any more questions.
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Ener-G Baking soda has 0 mg sodium. I did not have the best luck with it however, my pancake didn't rise like I expected.
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Hi! I'm almost 100% certain that baking SODA does not contain aluminum. I know baking powder can. So I would say this is aluminum free.
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I purchased both and there was no discernible difference between the two. Also, if you are looking for a way to make a less expensive facial scrub, then don't bother because the crystals are so fine that you barely notice them. The particle size is nearly as fine as popcorn salt, which may be fine for the intended use, but not for my money saving experiment gone wrong.
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The baking soda can cause an irritation, not necessarily a true allergy. It is a salt and being trapped in a moist warm sensitive area , can irritate whoever is prone to that. You may wanna try a baking soda-free one
2191798
It's clear, but it has a scent. I got used to the lemon fragrance. Once the initial citrus wears off it smells like baking soda.
1573644
I was not happy with this product-it didn't clean any better than plain baking soda. I have been using Mr. Clean erasers and that does the job.
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I don't think it is any different than sugar. It is a powder and I have never had it harden or react to humidity. I have bought it in bulk (by the pound) as well as packets, which are more expensive, but practical for carrying in ,your purse or luggage when traveling.
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Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate: NaHCO3. You are thinking of baking powder which is sodium bicarbonate mixed with a dry acid which is either monocalcium phosphate (Ca(H2PO4)2) or sodium aluminium sulfate (NaAl(SO4)2·12H2O). So the answer to your question is emphatically NO. There is NO aluminum in this product. Aluminum is ubiquitous, it is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust. The majority of human exposure comes from food including all foods grown in natural soil. See this to get information to enlighten your thinking: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11259180 Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate: NaHCO3. You are thinking of baking powder which is sodium bicarbonate mixed with a dry acid which is either monocalcium phosphate (Ca(H2PO4)2) or sodium aluminium sulfate (NaAl(SO4)2·12H2O). So the answer to your question is emphatically NO. There is NO aluminum in this product. Aluminum is ubiquitous, it is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust. The majority of human exposure comes from food including all foods grown in natural soil. See this to get information to enlighten your thinking:... » Read More Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate: NaHCO3. You are thinking of baking powder which is sodium bicarbonate mixed with a dry acid which is either monocalcium phosphate (Ca(H2PO4)2) or sodium aluminium sulfate (NaAl(SO4)2·12H2O). So the answer to your question is emphatically NO. There is NO aluminum in this product. Aluminum is ubiquitous, it is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust. The majority of human exposure comes from food including all foods grown in natural soil. See this to get information to enlighten your thinking: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11259180 « Show Less
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They're chemically different but both are still acids! I'm only experienced with TCA though but it does the job. Amazing stuff! i've only had two entire-face peels with the 15% and it's the bomb. I've used the 100% w/ toothpick method for precision targeting as well for huge effect.
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This is what we use to change the ph on our swimming pool and is the same as baking soda and I don't think it is tested on animals
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There is no difference. It's regional, like cola and soda. Same thing, different name.