How is this different than regular baking soda?
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Not sure if any different other than some fragrance they add to it...maybe try both and see which you like better?
1807727
I love this product.It has scent but isn't overpowering .. But there may be additional ingredient because when we ran out one time I tried just using baking soda. Did not at all work , liter really smelled bad. If I try to use liter without using this first also smells bad. Whatever is in this neutralizes urine odor well.
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The baking soda acts as a powerful odor neutralizer, but there is also a strong fresh scent added (along the lines of laundry detergent or fabric softener). This combination eliminates the cat urine odor (if the litter box is reasonably maintained, of course).
1807729
There's a citrus-like scent to it that isn't overpowering at all. It does a nice job, and seems to last longer than just baking soda.
1807730
According to the A&H; website's product information, it has baking soda, moisture activated scent, and something that helps the litter from sticking to the sides of the litterbox.
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I use this (and only this) as my laundry detergent, I add baking soda as a booster. It's GREAT if you have sensitive skin (my grandsons do). It will not foam up like regular detergents do (don't add extra). if your laundry load is less than a full load, cut back on the washing soda. It doesn't leave any residue in your clothes like regular laundry detergent does. Hope this helps. I have been using this and only this for the past 4 years. No complaints!!!!!
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If you can handle baking soda I would say get Truly's as it kept me fresher than Lavlin. Plus Truly only has a handful of ingredients which are mostly natural while Lavlin is filled with harmful ingredients.
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I think it is the same. It works when I have used it in recipes and I mostly use it for my homemade deodorant in place of baking soda.
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As far as i can tell the baking soda irritates some people, and this is apparently because baking soda reacts with the acidity in your blood/sweat etc. If you consume less acidic food & drink then maybe it wont irritate as much, but i am not claiming to be a doctor so i mean ask yours or do your own research, this is just what i remember on the topic. Also can try using less than a pea size amount, spread thin so to speak, and for me it works the same and i havent had any itch or rash.
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Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate: NaHCO3. You are thinking of baking powder which is sodium bicarbonate mixed with a dry acid which is either monocalcium phosphate (Ca(H2PO4)2) or sodium aluminium sulfate (NaAl(SO4)2·12H2O). So the answer to your question is emphatically NO. There is NO aluminum in this product. Aluminum is ubiquitous, it is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust. The majority of human exposure comes from food including all foods grown in natural soil. See this to get information to enlighten your thinking: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11259180 Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate: NaHCO3. You are thinking of baking powder which is sodium bicarbonate mixed with a dry acid which is either monocalcium phosphate (Ca(H2PO4)2) or sodium aluminium sulfate (NaAl(SO4)2·12H2O). So the answer to your question is emphatically NO. There is NO aluminum in this product. Aluminum is ubiquitous, it is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust. The majority of human exposure comes from food including all foods grown in natural soil. See this to get information to enlighten your thinking:... » Read More Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate: NaHCO3. You are thinking of baking powder which is sodium bicarbonate mixed with a dry acid which is either monocalcium phosphate (Ca(H2PO4)2) or sodium aluminium sulfate (NaAl(SO4)2·12H2O). So the answer to your question is emphatically NO. There is NO aluminum in this product. Aluminum is ubiquitous, it is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust. The majority of human exposure comes from food including all foods grown in natural soil. See this to get information to enlighten your thinking: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11259180 « Show Less
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It keeps me smelling better. I do get a rash with it---but read somewhere that rinsing with dilute vinegar before would neutralize the baking soda.
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Not sure how it compares with fizz giz but the SodaPlus produces excellent carbonation levels. The trick is to make sure the canister is very cold before adding water and carbonation.
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It raises it, but not like sodium carbonate does because it also contributes hydrogen ions. Use baking soda to lift the total alkalinity of the pool. In combination with HCL it will buffer the pool against ph bounce. To just lift the pH quickly use sodium carbonate. I'm using the baking soda to adjust Total Alkalinity on a newly filled pool and the ten pound bag is an ideal way to buy for this sort of use.
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I use saf-instant for everything. I don't think there would be a difference in the two however. I like the saf instant because I can buy it in 1 pound bags for $5 or $6 which makes it much cheaper than the strips of three envelopes. I keep it in the freezer in a lock n lock container, & it always works as expected. The most information you can find on one site for baking information is King Arthur Flour website. I originally found this yeast on their site, but now buy it through Amazon because we have Amazon Prime. Good luck with your baking!
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Ingredients are Purified water, 3%soduim chloride......Baking soda is Sodium bicarbonate......I have been using for about 3 years because of dry heat in winter......I have trouble finding GIANT SIZE at stores but Amazon came through again for me....
1354981
I'm not sure but don't waste your money. It doesn't work for indigestion. I got a full refund. Plain old Arm and Hammer baking soda works better. (unless your using it to power small bathtub toys, in which case, I couldn't say.)
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NO - you have to use at least twice as much of the Ener-G Baking soda. Remember it is Calcium Carbonate mostly and some Magnesium Carbonate and not Sodium Bicarbonate that you are using. (This makes it less reactive in your recipes). There is so little sodium in it that it doesn't matter. Regular Baking soda has 150 mg of sodium per 1/8 teaspoon and this stuff says it has zero. I find sometimes I have to use a little more than twice as much to work as well. I also use the Baking Powder made by this company and have to use twice as much.
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In My Opinion, Its Not Much Different Than Using Lard. i Only Add About 1/4 c. To My Recipe. Has Made a Big Difference As Far As Humidity Goes. Taste Is Better And Lighter And Fluffier Consistency. TooExpensive To Use To Completely Replace Regular Shortening.
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They both are fine for baking. Usually you use the powdered confectioner's sugar to make icing but I have used it in regular baking of cookies and bread. The Swerve sugar is very sweet but good. I personally think it is sweeter than regular sugar.
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The product is poorly named, but it IS a detergent, NOT just washing soda (a booster). Anyone telling you otherwise is basically just judging a book by its cover. A quick look at the ingredients shows that it includes not only washing soda (which, by definition is a single chemical compound: sodium carbonate), but also other ingredients, including coconut-based cleansers (and this is also made VERY clear on the Nelly's site where they say "the detergent is..."). It's not going to do any harm to add it to another detergent as a booster, but if you only need washing soda, buy yourself some regular old Arm and Hammer washing soda and save your money. The product is poorly named, but it IS a detergent, NOT just washing soda (a booster). Anyone telling you otherwise is basically just judging a book by its cover. A quick look at the ingredients shows that it includes not only washing soda (which, by definition is a single chemical compound: sodium carbonate), but also other ingredients, including coconut-based cleansers (and this is also made VERY clear on the Nelly's site where they say "the detergent is..."). It's not going to do any harm to add it to another detergent as a booster, but if you only need washing soda, buy... » Read More The product is poorly named, but it IS a detergent, NOT just washing soda (a booster). Anyone telling you otherwise is basically just judging a book by its cover. A quick look at the ingredients shows that it includes not only washing soda (which, by definition is a single chemical compound: sodium carbonate), but also other ingredients, including coconut-based cleansers (and this is also made VERY clear on the Nelly's site where they say "the detergent is..."). It's not going to do any harm to add it to another detergent as a booster, but if you only need washing soda, buy yourself some regular old Arm and Hammer washing soda and save your money. « Show Less
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I haven't noticed a difference. It is not the best smelling product out there. I only use it when my husband is away so might have different results if used daily.