Washing soda light - sodium carbonate - light soda 25kg

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It increases the pH of the water and thus the water's desire to bind impurities.
Use for machine washing or hand washing as a supplement or replacement for detergent.
You can also degrease greasy, baked-on baking sheets by soaking them.

The difference between heavy and light baking soda is similar to the difference between granulated sugar and powdered sugar. Both will serve the purpose. Light is the powder, heavy is the mini granules.
Light soda has the advantage of dissolving faster. The disadvantages are that it takes up more volume and, if not mixed properly, can cause lumps due to caking, known for example from cooking porridge or pudding.
Heavy baking soda has the advantage of not causing lumps or caking, but it takes a little longer to dissolve. It is heavier so it takes up less space.
Caking is simply the crushing of a substance by binding moisture from the air and thus forming lumps, familiar from the kitchen, for example, with salt.


OTHER FAMOUS NAMES:

• Sodium carbonate

• soda, washing soda, heavy/light soda, calcined (calc.) soda

COMPOSITION:

sodium carbonate (Na2CO3)

APPEARANCE:

white powder

FEATURES:

• degreases, softens water

• protects the washing machine from limescale formation

• increases the effectiveness of washing powders and gels

• Powdered washing soda dissolves faster and is therefore 3 times more effective than crystalline soda.

HOUSEHOLD USE:

• production of washing powders (washing slime)

• soaking dirty laundry

• flushing the vehicle's cooling system in the event of an oil leak

• degreasing greasy baking sheets in the kitchen

• part of the home production of dishwasher tablets

• cleaning of household waste or sewage

• for adjusting pH and carbonate hardness of water in aquariums

• pH+ for increasing pH in swimming pools

• silver cleaning

INDUSTRIAL USE:

• as a fixing agent

• in the cotton industry to neutralize sulfuric acid

• production of washing powders (water softener)

• used to identify metals in salt solutions

• included dishwasher tablets

• for alkaline degreasing

PRODUCTS CONTAINING WASHING SODA AS AN ACTIVE DETERGENT:

Ariel, Persil, Waschkonig, Dixan, Klee, Lenor, Omo, Spee, Dash, Coral, Sodasan, Weisser riese, Hoffmanns, Perwoll, Rex, Palmex, Tide, Formil, Excel, Lovela, Merkur, Lanza, Bonux, Frosch, Tierra Verde, Ecover

PRODUCTION:

The most commonly used include the Solvay process, the Leblanc process, and the Hou process.

The first two use sodium chloride (table salt) to produce sodium carbonate.

In the production of light soda by the newer method (“Solvay process”), all

raw materials and products that can be reused or otherwise used.

The Hou process uses a combined process for producing multiple substances.

The processes can be summarized as ecological.

Washing soda is one of the most widely used chemicals.

INTERESTING FACTS:

Global production is equivalent to just under 5 tons per second.

SAFETY WARNING:

H-phrases are standard hazard statements for chemical substances and their mixtures.

P-phrases are standardized instructions for the safe handling of chemical substances and their mixtures.

H-phrases H319 - Causes serious eye irritation.

P-phrases P305+351+338 - IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing.

GHS07 - irritants

P101 If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand.

P102 Keep out of reach of children.

P103 Read label before use.

P260 Do not breathe dust.

STORAGE: dry +5°C to +30°C
The shelf life is unlimited if storage conditions are observed.