Sodium bisulphate 93 % 1 Kilogram

Sodium bicarbonate, also known as baking soda or baking soda, is a versatile substance that can be used in various ways. It is a white crystalline powder that is soluble in water and has a slightly alkaline feature. In this article we will discuss the various applications of sodium bicarbonate, as well as some important safety instructions. Sodium bicarbonate is often used as a natural cleaning agent. It can be used to clean surfaces such as counter tops, sinks and tiles. It has the property of effectively removing fat and dirt, making it an environmentally friendly alternative to aggressive chemical cleaning agents. Just mix a small amount of sodium bicarbonate with water to make a pasta and apply it to the surface to be cleaned. Leave it for a few minutes and then wipe it with a damp cloth. Another common application of sodium bicarbonate is like a natural deodorant. It can neutralize unpleasant odors and helps to absorb excess moisture. Sprinkle a small amount of sodium bicarbonate on your hands and apply it under your armpits. It can also be used to reduce unpleasant scents in shoes. Sprinkle some sodium bicarbonate in the shoes and let it stand overnight. Beat out the excess powder the next day. In addition, sodium bicarbonate is often used as a rod in baking products. It reacts with sour ingredients, such as vinegar or lemon juice, to clear carbon dioxide, which causes the dough or batter to rise. It is an essential ingredient in many recipes for cakes, muffins and cookies. Although sodium bicarbonate is generally considered safe, there are some important safety instructions that must be followed. Firstly, it should not be swallowed in large quantities, because this can cause stomach complaints and a disturbed acid-base balance. It is important to only use it in small quantities and not to abuse it as a dietary supplement. In addition, sodium bicarbonate should not come into contact with the eyes because it can cause irritation. If it accidentally comes into the eyes, rinse them immediately with a lot of water and consult a doctor if necessary. Finally, sodium bicarbonate must be kept out of the reach of children. Although it is generally considered safe, the swallowing of large quantities can be harmful. Make sure it is well stored in a safe place. In conclusion, sodium bicarbonate is a versatile substance with different applications, ranging from cleaning to bins. It is important to follow the safety instructions to prevent unwanted side effects. With the correct precautions, sodium bicarbonate can be a useful and safe addition to your household.

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P sentences:

- P102: keeping children out of reach.

- P264: Wash thoroughly after working with this product.

- P280: Protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/facial protection.

- P302+P352: With skin contact: wash with a lot of water and wash.

- P305+P351+P338: When eyes contact: gently rinse with water for a few minutes; Remove contact lenses if possible; keep rinsing.

- P337+P313: In persistent eye irritation: consult a doctor.

H-sentences:

- H319: causes serious eye irritation.

- H335: can cause airways irritation.

- H315: causes skin irritation.

- H302: harmful when swallowing.

- H400: very toxic for organisms living in the water.

- H410: very toxic for organisms living in the water, with long-term consequences.