A real all-purpose powder, baking soda is the miracle product par excellence.
100% natural product, ultra effective and above all very cheap, you absolutely must have it at home!
Baking soda can be useful in all circumstances, including for laundry.
It knows how to remove stains, neutralize odors and improve the efficiency of your laundry!
So how do you use baking soda for laundry?
Here are 5 great tips that everyone should know . Watch:
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A truly magical and economical grandmother's trick.
Know that baking soda increases and intensifies the washing properties of liquid detergent, especially on grease stains.
You can therefore fill the tub of your washing machine with half as much detergent by adding 1 to 2 tablespoons (15 to 30 g) of baking soda instead.
Your laundry will come out clean and you will have made great savings since you will have saved detergent.
The only precaution to take is not to use this trick and those after for silk or woolen laundry.
Grease, blood, grass, red wine or red fruit stains...
...the baking soda will be there to save you the day.
Its properties give it the power to break down fats and proteins.
Take a spray bottle, add 4 tablespoons (60 g) of baking soda to the tank for 1 liter of water.
Stir and spray the solution on the stained laundry or on the collars and sleeves of shirts to be pre-washed.
Whether it's because of the smelly socks of your budding footballer, the little not very fresh lingerie or even the baby clothes full of vomit...
..the clothes accumulated in the dirty laundry basket will inevitably give off an unpleasant odor.
It was without counting on the bicarbonate which, thanks to its porous texture and its blotting effect on the pH, will stop the proliferation of bacteria and therefore odors!
Simply sprinkle baking soda as you put dirty laundry in the basket.
And do not remove the powder when you put the laundry in the machine, because it will continue its deodorizing and cleaning work even in the machine!
We will all agree that the smell of perspiration or tobacco is very unpleasant.
And even after washing, the linens can still smell bad.
So to get rid of it easily, apply this effective grandmother's recipe.
In the softener compartment of your washing machine, add 1 tablespoon (15 g) of baking soda powder.
This little trick from grandma will help 2 things.
Bicarbonate not only improves the rinse cycle of your machine...
...but in addition, the bicarbonate powder residues that remain in the fibers neutralize stubborn odours.
Baking soda is particularly suitable for washing baby clothes.
Why ? Because its properties increase the effectiveness of the laundry.
The baking soda effectively eradicates the smell of vomit, pee or poo, on all baby linen.
Very practical for thoroughly washing pajamas, bodysuits, sheets, washable diapers and baby bibs!
In addition, all this will be done with respect for baby's skin since the bicarbonate does not give any allergy unlike commercial products...
As bicarbonate is naturally present in our body, it does not irritate the skin and does not panic our immune defenses.
To use, pour 1 tablespoon (15g) of baking soda into the detergent drawer and half fill with your usual powdered detergent.
Did you know that your feet can produce up to half a cup of sweat a day?!
No wonder our shoes or slippers sometimes have very unpleasant odors...
To sanitize all that, adopt this simple grandmother's trick.
Sprinkle 2 to 4 tablespoons (30 to 60 g) of baking soda per shoe.
Shake the shoes to evenly distribute the white powder inside.
Leave on overnight, or longer if possible.
Thanks to its porous texture, bicarbonate stops the proliferation of odors.
It also reduces the formation of microscopic fungi if you apply this tip regularly.
Finally, do not hesitate to leave baking soda in your shoes if you do not use them for a long time.
If you don't have baking soda at home yet, it's time to get started!
You can easily find it in all good supermarkets, but also on the Internet for cheap here.