* No. It is a strong alkaline and will kill many organisms. That is why it is added to laundry detergent to kill off bacteria. * I'm not a fan of borax and own a business that uses objective criteria to judge if a cleaning chemical is truly green (borax would not meet the criteria), but as a chemist I can hardly call borax, with a pH in water of 9.5, a strong alkaline. It does dissociate well, but we're not talking sodium hydroxide, which is a strong alkaline with a pH of nearly 13. Borax is also a decent surfactant which is why I understand it's used in laundry detergents. It dissolves readily. Borax can be used as a pesticide. * Yes it is safe for the environment. Borax is a naturally occurring mineral and consists of water, sodium, boron and oxygen. See link below. * Note-Borax is often recommended as a "safe" pesticide, fungicide, Arts and Crafts material and cleaner, but it is officially classified as a poison by the FDA.
It is safe to use glycerin borax to clean your face. The product can also be used on your hair and other parts of your skin.
No, borax is not toxic to birds. The Environmental Protection Agency lists it as a safe pesticide in proximity to aquatic invertebrates, birds, and fishes.
is boric acid/borax is safe in keeping pulses safe from insects in rainy season Type your answer here...
to maintain a safe environment for children it is the adults responsibility to carry out risk assessment and safety checks through the daymaking sure that the environment is safe
No
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What do you mean by safe, for the environment, YES
Tide does not contain borax as such but contain the same chemical as borax.
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Tide does not contain borax as such but contain the same chemical as borax.
borax solution is half a cup of water and 1 tablespoon of borax
Yes! I use borax in the homemade laundry soap that I make. Here is a link on how to make it. http://sarahsworld-sarahsworld.blogspot.com/2011/04/how-to-make-all-natural-laundry-soap-at.html