Soda ash powder 1kg ( Natural washing soda)

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12 Household Uses For Soda Ash

Perfect for making our natural laundry powder.

Stop mildew and blackspot in its tracks by spraying roses with a solution made from 1/4 cup soda ash, 1 cup of milk and 3 litres of water.

Clean dishcloths and dirty tea towels in a strong solution of soda ash and hot water to remove dirt and grease.

Revive your silverware by soaking in 1/2 cup soda ash to 3 litres hot water in a bowl lined with aluminium foil. Leave for about 15 minutes or until the tarnish is lifted. Give the items a good rinse and buff until shiny.

Clean your oven by sprinkling on the base, dampen with water and leave overnight. Scoop up in the morning.

Scrub chopping boards to get rid of lingering smells without tainting food. Rinse thoroughly.

Clean your toilet by sprinkling 2 tbsp in the bowl, leave 10 minutes then clean with brush.

Get rid of whitefly and mites in your garden by spraying plants with 1/2 cup soda ash to 6 litres of water.

Soak dirty clothes in a bucket with ½ cup of soda ash as a pre-wash soak.

Use soda ash on your drains every couple of weeks to keep them clear, pour 1/4 cup down the drain and flush with water. For drains that are already clogged, pour down a cup of soda ash followed by three cups of boiling water, repeat this twice.

Cleaning your rubbish bin with a strong solution will help to remove dirt and grime.

Remove stains on concrete by sprinkling on and adding water until you have a paste, leave overnight then scrub with a brush and hose off.

Warning: Although classified as non-toxic the dust can be moderately irritating to the mucous membranes of the eyes, throat and nose. Soda ash is mildly alkaline and will dissolve in human perspiration. This could lead to mild skin irritation in individuals with sensitive skin, particularly in hot and humid conditions.