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tasmin · **Posted: 12-12-2008 , 01:17 PM** #92

hi all,

just wondering if any of you have tried soda crystals for cleaning?
apperently its an old fashioned way of cleaning, its been in use for over 200 years.
i seen this in the sho and laughed, and said "yeah right"
cause i thought it would be a load of bul
it was only 99c a bag and u only need a small cup full in a bottle of water. and one of those spray bottles.
i've recently been trying it out, just to see if it was any use.
i've used it on worktops, ceramic tiles , cooker etc and its just as good as any of the bottles of stuff u pay 3.99 for.

and u would get at lease 6 cups, the only thing i would say against it is it doesnt leave any smell...just cleans it

aperently u can used this in the kitchen, sinks and drains and ur washing.

havent tried it in my washing yet, though might try it on something thats no use, just in case lol

all the best,
tas

	Posted: 12-12-2008 , 01:17 PM #92
tasmin Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Dublin Posts: 252	cleaning products hi all, just wondering if any of you have tried soda crystals for cleaning? apperently its an old fashioned way of cleaning, its been in use for over 200 years. i seen this in the sho and laughed, and said "yeah right" cause i thought it would be a load of bul it was only 99c a bag and u only need a small cup full in a bottle of water. and one of those spray bottles. i've recently been trying it out, just to see if it was any use. i've used it on worktops, ceramic tiles , cooker etc and its just as good as any of the bottles of stuff u pay 3.99 for. and u would get at lease 6 cups, the only thing i would say against it is it doesnt leave any smell...just cleans it aperently u can used this in the kitchen, sinks and drains and ur washing. havent tried it in my washing yet, though might try it on something thats no use, just in case lol all the best, tas