Baking soda – fine powder

Sodium – Sodium hydrogen carbonate fine powder

Sodium hydrogen carbonate, also known as “baking soda”, neutralizes acids. Unlike granulated, coarse baking soda, this baking soda is finer and therefore easier to use for certain applications.

Sodium binds and neutralises acids (e.g. in pond water). This makes hard water softer. It eliminates unpleasant odours in the refrigerator. Binds fish and onion smells to hands and dishes. Add a pinch to the dishwashing water. It also provides clear water in the pool. 1 kg per 10 cubic metres of water is used. It thus keeps the pH value within the optimum range. As a result, there are no more burning eyes when swimming. Sodium can be used in even more ways.

This sodium bicarbonate is free of aluminium and other chemicals. It is easy to solve. The closures are also suitable for resealing.

Don’t confuse Natron with Soda (sodium carbonate) .Soda ash is 4 times stronger than sodium carbonate and therefore leads to the basic range.

Hints: Sodium powder irritates the eyes after contact. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with clear water. Store away from heat and moisture.

Different quantities to choose from:
50 g in stand-up pouch (for on the go)
200 g in HDPE tin
200 g in PE bag
250 g PE bag
500 g PE bag
700 g in HDPE tin (powder fine and easily dissolvable, closure also suitable for resealing.)
1500 g in HDPE can or PE bag

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