This stuff has hundreds of usages from cleaning to skin care. Also acts as a really good teeth whitener or sink unblocked. Cheapest price I can find
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Olivia1943
30 Mar 17#29
Apparently people in USA call it Baking Soda.
in the U.K. it's known as bicarbonate of soda!
So I've read.
MRR_ltd
19 May 15#28
Awesome, it's like £1.50 on Amazon
kkwiatkowski
19 May 15#27
thanks :wink:
linzal
17 May 15#26
Is this the same as bicarbonate of soda?!?!
clueless.
Elixirlegal
17 May 151#25
This was used in Bad Boys by Martin Laurence's character to clean the dog poo on the carpet in Mike's apartment when Luke-y and Dookey were ill. Although it was described as furniture polish by Tea Leoni's character.
I could be wrong on this. For some reason I know nearly every line in that film...
This comment will not change your life and will not influence your decision in buying this product.
I on the other hand will not get back the 2 minutes I have spent writing this, niether you for the 10 seconds reading it. Sorry.
Ayykayy
17 May 15#24
I'm in love with the coco
MAdam98
16 May 15#23
Yeh, great for whitening your teeth.
But it is abrasive
K9KOD
16 May 15#22
Perhaps, but worth people knowing about nonetheless. :smiley:
Reebok Ron
16 May 15#21
Not really. It's the standard price in most pound shops so it's just good value, not really a good deal.
alanrp123
16 May 15#18
Very good to alleviate gout, I take 1/2 teaspoon daily, dissolved in water, works for me!!.
itsdavidjones1984 to alanrp123
16 May 15#20
You should also cut down on alcohol, artificially sweetened drinks and increase vit c
kkwiatkowski
16 May 15#16
how is it different from soda crystals (0.69p/1 kg) in asda?
kalico to kkwiatkowski
16 May 15#19
Completely different stuff. Don't get them confused.
Between the two of them, plus maybe spirit vinegar, there is probably no household cleaning task that can't be done as well, if not better, than with the plethora of cleaning products on the shelves. Most of which are mainly water. But hey, you get a nice trigger bottle sprayer with those. Many manufacturers are now stopping the screw tops on those, so they can't be reused by canny folk like us who refill with our own brew of cleaner, made for pennies and better.
kkwiatkowski
16 May 15#17
nice find :wink:
snowflake75
16 May 15#15
Great to whiten teeth
EuroPear
16 May 15#14
Never seen it, but also never been aware of it.. Will look out for it, good price hothot.
kalvinlions
15 May 15#11
This has been a pound in most pound shops for the last decade.
K9KOD to kalvinlions
15 May 151#13
Which makes it an even better deal today.
krato
15 May 15#12
I get 5kg for £6 in WingYip but this is decent for a smaller quantity. Supermarkets are well overpriced for it.
slimy31
15 May 15#10
We saw this a while back, but ever since we've just seen empty shelves. As with napolimp we're also checking 99p stores where possible. It's remarkably popular, especially when regular supermarkets sell a quarter for more than twice the price.
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in the U.K. it's known as bicarbonate of soda!
So I've read.
clueless.
I could be wrong on this. For some reason I know nearly every line in that film...
This comment will not change your life and will not influence your decision in buying this product.
I on the other hand will not get back the 2 minutes I have spent writing this, niether you for the 10 seconds reading it. Sorry.
But it is abrasive
Between the two of them, plus maybe spirit vinegar, there is probably no household cleaning task that can't be done as well, if not better, than with the plethora of cleaning products on the shelves. Most of which are mainly water. But hey, you get a nice trigger bottle sprayer with those. Many manufacturers are now stopping the screw tops on those, so they can't be reused by canny folk like us who refill with our own brew of cleaner, made for pennies and better.
By the way, couldn't find any in my local Poundland, but got it in the 99p store instead.
Thanks