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Things such as soap shampoo and laundry detergent are weakly alkaline. Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) and drain cleaners made with lye (sodium hydroxide) are strong bases.
Sodium lauryl sulfate is the detergent ingredient in toothpaste, it's what makes it foams when we brush our teeth. You can easily make your own homemade tooth cleaner with baking soda to avoid this chemical or check in your organic grocer's for lauryl sulfate free toothpaste.
Detergent is generally made up of a few kinds of ingredients: an oil based surfactant (cleaner), specially built protein enzymes (enhanced stain removers ), preservatives, coloring agents and perfume. Some detergents don't bother with the stain removers and just rely on the hot water and alkaline action (like with baking soda) to clean the laundry.
here are 20 compounds from around the house!1. citric acid (oranges)2. calcium carbonate (egg shells)3. caffeine4. mouthwash5. sugar6. ammonia7. hydrogen peroxide8. salt9. bleach10. rubbing alcohol11. baking soda12. drain cleaner13. glass14. propane15. aspirin16. Borax17. furniture polish18. water19. lemon juice20. chlorine
yea u could all u have to do is mix Tide detergent with Glue and add food coloring if u want. if the slime is to liquidy then put more detergent if its to hard put more glue. then put it in ur hands to mix it good and feel it. enjoy.
Laundry detergent can be expensive as well as a skin irritant for many. Most laundry detergent directions call for more detergent that is needed for regular washing. Try cutting your usual scoop size in half per load. Also stained clothes and be spot cleaned with vinegar and baking soda before putting into the washing machine.
keep scooping, backwashing, scooping, backwashing. It has taken us all week to get rid of arm and hammer laundry deterent from our pool. Thought it was baking soda.
A cheap alternative to store bought laundry detergent is to make your own! There are a lot of different recipes online of ways to make your own and all are much more cost efficient. Most include borax, baking soda, and soap.
# Plain detergent # dish soap # Canola oil # Cascade with baking soda # or Dawn
Borax is made with sodium borate. A&H uses sodium bicarbonate, or baking soda
You can get shirts very white by using baking or washing soda in your laundry cycles. Half a cup of either of these products is added to your normal detergent.
That's a question of semantics. With very few exceptions, all laundry detergent is "synthetic". Detergent is generally made up of a few kinds of ingredients: an oil basedsurfactant (cleaner), specially built protein enzymes (enhanced stain removers ), preservatives, coloring agents and perfume. Some detergents don't bother with the stain removers and just rely on the hot water and alkaline action (like with baking soda) to clean the laundry. In any case, if you are looking for an organic (read: NOT synthetic) laundry detergent, you are looking for something like Seventh Generation. It is made from palm oil based surfactants, is not dyed and has what constitutes a "natural" fragrance in this country.
Things such as soap shampoo and laundry detergent are weakly alkaline. Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) and drain cleaners made with lye (sodium hydroxide) are strong bases.
To make goo without using baking soda you use 1 part water to 2 parts Borax( or power laundry detergent) then mix and you will get goo. Another way is to use glue and borax
you take rubbing green alchohal and water on a sponge and dab kid of hard after you can put gain laundry detergent on the sponge to get it out mix all gain laundry detergent -green rubbing alchohal -baking powder baking soda white soda and water rub hard but first dab kind of hard
Things such as soap shampoo and laundry detergent are weakly alkaline. Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) and drain cleaners made with lye (sodium hydroxide) are strong bases.
Arm and Hammer produce cleaning products with baking soda eg. Laundry Detergent and tooth pastes as well as a range of other products that contain baking soda for a deep clean also leave's thing naturally fresh.