Baking powder, sodium bicarbonate 1000 g BioLaboratorium

• removes impurities to prevent damage to the surface of the polished object.
• Suppresses unpleasant odors
• has the ability to absorb alkaline odors by reacting with ammonia or some amino acids
• prevents the deterioration of water quality in aquariums
• neutralizes acidic substances

Baking soda, used in baking, is equally useful for removing odors and cleaning the kitchen . It has become popular among housewives because it is less harmful to the environment than conventional cleaning chemicals.

Sodium bicarbonate is a mild, low-alkali natural mineral found in mineral deposits in the sea or soil and in living organisms.

Abrasive effect

This is possible due to the physical properties of elastic crystals. Mixing baking soda with a small amount of water (soda is water-soluble) softens the edges of baking soda crystals, melts them, and removes only impurities, thus protecting the surface of the polished object from damage.

Alkaline neutralization

Heavy soils or oils consist of an acidic substance called fatty acid, which is neutralized by slightly alkaline baking soda. The ability to neutralize and neutralize acids and maintain a constant pH level plays an important role in various aspects of life besides cleaning. It suppresses unpleasant odors from sinks or prevents the deterioration of water quality in tanks and neutralizes acids that cause pain and itching after insect bites. Since sodium bicarbonate is slightly alkaline, it mostly neutralizes acidic substances, producing water and carbon dioxide, while converting other substances into water-soluble salts, making dirt easily removed.

Softening effect

Baking soda softens water by absorbing metal ions like calcium and magnesium when dissolved. This soft water from baking soda has a wonderful effect. Dissolving the baking soda in the bathwater makes it soft enough to not irritate the skin. Bathing in water with baking soda enhances the carbonation effect of baking soda, improving circulation and making you want to spend hot days. The water in which baking soda is dissolved contains a lot of sodium, which makes it powerfully cleansing, easily moisturizing the skin, and absorbing dirt.

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Dry-cleaned baking soda neutralizes unpleasant odors. Most odors are acidic, and baking soda, which is slightly alkaline, can help you get rid of them. Baking soda absorbs and removes unpleasant odors, while general air fresheners mask unpleasant odors with stronger smells. Additionally, it has the ability to absorb alkaline odors by reacting with ammonia or certain amino acids, making it effective for a wide range of odors, such as rotting food waste, urine, fishy odor, body odor, and bad breath. Baking soda is highly hygroscopic and absorbs moisture while absorbing odors, so it's best to store it in a damp closet.

Examples of using baking powder:

Burnt-on stains from pots or pans

Pour water over the burnt part of the pot or pan, add a handful of baking soda, and bring it to a boil. Leave it overnight, then gently scrub it with a sponge and rinse. Be careful with aluminum cookware, however, as it can turn black.

Cleaning a sink or gas stove

As mentioned above, baking soda particles are very soft, so they won't scratch even when used on a sink or gas stove. Sprinkle baking soda on the sink and gas stove, then wipe with a tightly wrung cloth to remove dirt.

Sterilize

Sprinkle the cutting boards with baking soda and let it soak for a while, then spray the board with hot water to remove the food smell from the cutting board and sterilize it.

cleaning

Place 1 cup of baking soda into the drain hole and pour hot water to remove unpleasant odors. Baking soda also absorbs grease and leaves it clean.

Deodorization in the refrigerator

Pour baking soda into a cup and then place it in the refrigerator; it acts as a deodorant. The baking soda in the refrigerator should be changed every two weeks and can be used for cleaning or washing after use.

Vegetables / Fruit

Sprinkle evenly over vegetables or fruit and rinse with water, or dissolve 4 tablespoons of baking soda in 1 liter of water to create a solution. Removes dust, dirt, and wax from the peels of fruits like strawberries, peaches, grapes, and plums, and vegetables like potatoes, cucumbers, pumpkins, and carrots.