- America's most trusted baking soda brand
- Great for baking, cleaning and deodorization
- Hundreds of uses
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Nerissa Gnocil
It's baking soda - you really shouldn't need a review, you controlling psychopath
Fabulous buy and so many uses. Bag is sturdy and the zip lock usually lasts through many uses. It's Arm & Hammer. Just buy it and shut up!
Channea Rebecca
What CAN'T you do with baking soda?
Baking soda has been a staple in my arsenal of natural cleaning products for as long as I can remember. It is a fabulous fine grit for safely cleaning all kinds of sensitive surfaces effectively, especially when you add a little white vinegar and turn it into a paste. I use it to clean silver jewelry, as well (without the vinegar mixed in). It can be used to absorb odors in the frig and elsewhere. Mix it with a little "Goo Gone" to quickly remove sticky residue left by duct tape, labels, etc. I keep a shaker full of it next to the kitchen dish soap for scrubbing pet dishes (you know that sort of slime that's hard to remove from a pet's saliva?). I use it to clean, well, everything! If you haven't discovered the miracle of natural baking soda, do yourself a favor....round up all the toxic cleaning products in your home, take them to a recycling center for proper disposal, and get yourself this big bag of soda, a gallon of distilled white vinegar, some natural citrus-oil based "goo" cleaner, and you've got just about all you need for a sparkling clean home. The price is certainly right for this amazon order "add-on".
Harsh Mishra
it's baking soda
The self seal packaging on this is great. Baking Soda does go bad so it's important to keep it closed and sealed, especially if you're using this for making bath bombs or salts. This is also important because it will loose it's levening capability if not sealed and then your cooking can suffer. The fact that it comes in such a large bag is fabulous and makes the self sealing packaging a must.
Leno Fountain
Great product
Hard to find item in local specialty stores, their loss. Product was accurately described & presented. Will be a returning customer. Very pleased with the purchase. Delivered ahead of schedule.
Sky Moe Sky Moe Ei
The practical uses for baking soda are endless
I buy this brand of baking soda because it is free of impurities and very easy to find online or in grocery stores. If there is some other brand on the market, I've never noticed it. I buy baking soda in bulk because I use it for many purposes at my house, other than the classic one as a rising agent in baking. These uses include: It is a time-tested, effective, inexpensive remedy for nausea, indigestion and intestinal gas. I use 1/4 teaspoon stirred into 1/4 cup of water. This beats any of the over-the-counter drugs for these purposes by a mile and unlike them, is inexpensive and safe. (If you want an additional, safe remedy for nausea, try peppermint tea or ginger tea.) It is an excellent substitute for shampoo. It leaves the hair very clean with none of the soap-scum film that shampoo creates on the hair and skin--and on shower walls. To balance the pH of the hair and scalp, I spray white vinegar on my hair, massage it into my scalp and rinse. Soap and baking soda are very alkaline, and the hair and skin are naturally slightly acidic, around 5 pH. The vinegar helps keep the skin of the scalp from itching by bringing the pH into a natural, acidic state. Note that you will NOT end up smelling like vinegar! The smell dissipates rapidly. It is a terrific, non-toxic household cleaning agent and substitute for laundry detergent. Depending on the cleaning job, I either use the baking soda straight or diluted in water. I use 1/2 cup baking soda and 1 cup white vinegar for a full load of laundry. It is effective for deodorizing waste baskets and garbage disposals. Just sprinkle some in the bottom of garbage cans. Pour about 1/2 cup into your garbage disposal and then run it with a low amount of water. Or let the baking soda set in the disposal overnight. (An additional way to deodorize garbage disposals is to grind up citrus rinds.) It works very well for cleaning and polishing stainless steel sinks. I scrub with baking soda, rinse, then spray white vinegar on the sink, rinse, and wipe the sink dry with a soft cloth to remove the last of the baking soda residue and add additional shine. This process also simultaneously disinfects the sinks, which it is important to do daily to avoid food poisoning. It also keeps you, your children and pets from breathing in the toxic fumes of chemical disinfectants such as Lysol. (For additional, non-toxic disinfecting, research has shown that following vinegar with a sprayed application of hydrogen peroxide kills as many or more microorganisms as commercial, toxic disinfectants.) It is great for cleaning bathroom sinks, shower and toilet. It works particularly well on marble sinks, polishing the marble without scratching it. It also drastically reduces the slimy, black mold that builds up in sink drains due to the fat in soap (which offers a feast for fungus). This slime will, over time, stop up the sink, especially if you aren't careful about not letting hair go down the drain. For this reason, I began years ago substituting baking soda for hand soap in my bathrooms. Since I started doing that, I never get stopped up bathroom sinks, whereas in our soap-using days, I had to clean out black slime buildup in the drains every few months. (By the way, by removing the sink stopper and utilizing an old toothbrush and baking soda, you can quickly and effectively remove the slime instead of poisoning yourself breathing in toxic fumes and polluting the local water supply with harsh chemicals like Liquid-Plumr!) I wash and disinfect produce with a mixture of baking soda and white vinegar diluted in water, afterwards rinsing the produce with clear water. This is very important given that it is not just meat that can be infected with Staph and E.coli. Vegetables can be, too. A paste of hydrogen peroxide and baking soda removes from clothing all kinds of difficult stains, ranging from blood to ink to rust, without damaging the color of the garment. Spread the paste on the spot, scrub a bit with an old toothbrush or other soft brush, then let it sit for a few hours, making sure to put it on top of a white washcloth or towel to protect other fabric or surfaces (probably not necessary, but I do that to be extra careful). Rinse off the paste, and repeat as needed. This paste also works well to remove stains from tile grout without discoloring the grout or tile. Once again, using this non-toxic alternative allows you to avoid breathing in, or getting on your skin, the toxic chemicals of conventional products for these purposes. Baking soda is an effective tooth powder and breath freshener. Surprisingly, its not as abrasive as commercial toothpaste while working great to whiten teeth by removing stains. The Relative Dentin Abrasivity (RDA) of baking soda is only 7, while many commercial toothpastes have an RDA as high as 180-200. (RDA ranges are: 0-70 = low abrasive, 70-100 = medium abrasive, 100-150 = highly abrasive, 150-250 = very abrasive and very harmful.) If you want to test for yourself how effective baking soda can be removing stains from your teeth, especially the really bad stains from coffee, try using it to polish coffee stains from your coffee mug or the glass carafe of your coffee maker.
Val Dodge
So many uses.
I use baking soda for so many things, I've found it easier to keep the big sizes around. I use it to kill weeds growing around my roses and trees. Just sprinkle it on and weeds go away. They might come back eventually, but I just walk around with my bag of soda once in a while. Doesnt harm my other plants. It just changes the ph of the soil enough that the weeds i sprinkle it on cant live there and die. I also clean my pots and pans with it to remove cooked on gunk. It unstops my sinks when I use it with vinegar and a hot water flush. So many uses.
Terrie Hansen
Great everyday use
I use it my laundry, skin spot treatments or diy skin exfoliation, add it to toothpaste for a better experience, for cleaning household appliances, put some in sweaty gym sneakers...etc. It's great not having to purchase multiple small containers The bag did come with a few small punctures, not sure if that was just delivery or from the company but good buy
Ashley Bree McNally
Highly recommended
Cannot recommend enough. I used this for all sorts of household cleaning and diy beauty products. This time i got this to rescue my very dense and fluffy winter massage table linen. I use 100% all natural grapeseed, coconut and hempseed oils on my clients which can really build up fast and turn the linen rancid as well as a fire hazard (oil in the dryer ignites the sheets). I use about a half to full cup in the wash with my regular cleaner which is for babies and they come out fresh and unsticky. Nothing else works as well. Thanks to this product my clients get to cuddle into clean, deep, fuzzy sheets that cost $30-40 a piece and I get my money's worth out of those expensive purchase. This bag lasts forever. Win-win.
Usman Jehan
it dryly cleans the carpet too
i se it for everything but i recently had a large place where laundry detergent spilled on the carpet. the carpet extractor tried but always left some behind and that spot just kept holding dirt. i put a dry, thick layer of baking soda on there and left it, walked on it for a few days. i then vacuumed it up and it was almost gone. i repeated twice and that spot is fine now. now when there is a tough to clean spot on the carpet i use this method.
Bherna C. Benasa
Awesome product
Used in laundry and for cleaning. I put a heap of it in the lanudry machine since I use a common use Landry room in my building. Both any smell from the machine and any perfume is sweat from my clothes is gone by end of laundry cycle. I cannot use perfumed detergents or fabric softeners so this is a great option for your babies as well. Just a great product that I trust.