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January
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Using Baking Soda In Your Laundry Room

January 11th, 2019 by Jennifer Vogel

That orange box of baking soda tucked away in your fridge or kitchen cabinet can also be an inexpensive, and earth-friendly, solution for your laundry needs. It's safe to use in both standard and high-efficiency washers and is one of the best products available to reduce your dependence on chemicals. Let's take a look into the top 5 ways baking soda can be used in your laundry room:

Reduce and Remove Laundry Odor

The body odors found on our clothing and linens are caused by different types of bacteria. These bacteria are removed when the detergent's molecules break them up and flush them away from the clothing. Less expensive detergents generally don't...

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Categories: Do-It-Yourself

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