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[2/2] #StarIsland, #GosportNH - #GreenGosport Initiatives that can be practiced on the #Mainland!
"Plan Your Errands
Star Island: We run a boat back and forth to the mainland most days of the week, and we recognize the cost of doing so both environmentally and economically. By planning our boat schedule accordingly, we eliminate unnecessary or redundant trips and reduce the number of times we need to go back and forth. This means less diesel to power the boat.
Mainland: When you have errands to do, make one long trip out of it instead of several. Going back and forth from your home is less efficient time wise, but also uses more gasoline if you’re driving. This requires planning, but we know you can do it. You plan to come to Star Island, right?
Star Island: #Walking is how we get around on Star Island. Aside from a few freight trucks used to move heavy objects around the island (like luggage, or trash), people get from A to B by walking. This provides exercise, but also means that we are not using carbon-based fuels for transportation. Walking is an easy way to get where you’re going on island, even if it requires three flights of stairs. The only time we don’t suggest walking on island is if you’re late for a boat, then try running.
Mainland: We recognize that walking isn’t always the most practical form of transportation on the mainland, but we encourage you to think about where you can walk. If you live near your city center, why not walk to go out to eat instead of drive? Or, if you’re driving to a shopping center, park once and walk to several stores instead of driving to each one. Walking takes time, yes, but it’s well worth it. Studies have even suggested walking promotes creativity.
Make Informed Purchases
Star Island: We make purchases mindfully and consider several factors: do we need this item? Is this item energy efficient / #EnvironmentallyFriendly? What’s the quality, will this item last? Are we supporting another local organization? Sometimes we seek alternatives. For example, we mix #vinegar and #BakingSoda together for an all-purpose cleaner and use vinegar to wash windows and mirrors instead of glass cleaner. Also, we consider packaging when purchasing: is the product packaged in bulk? Can we reuse or recycle the packaging?
Mainland: When you’re shopping, think about what you need instead of what you want. You might miss the latest cellphone craze, but you’ll still be able to text and call people, right? Shop second hand. Purchase in bulk and reuse containers (for example: use canning jars to purchase and store dry goods such as coffee, popcorn, oats, and rice among others). Also, consider paper bags instead of plastic bags when making purchases. Or, remember to use a reusable bag or opt out if you’re only purchasing a few items.
Comfort Level
Everywhere: Do what makes sense for you. Don’t walk 50 miles to work when taking public transportation makes more sense. And if you don’t have a yard, growing a garden will be rather difficult. We encourage you to make choices that you are comfortable with, but also to ask yourself if you can do more to make a sustainable impact in your life and for your community. Be creative. Have fun. #GoGreen! "
Source:
https://starisland.org/the-island/green/practices/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #SelfReliance #RenewableEnergy
#Renewables #RenewablesNow
#GreenPractices #OffGrid #IslandLiving #EcoConsciousLiving #IslesOfShoals -
[2/2] #StarIsland, #GosportNH - #GreenGosport Initiatives that can be practiced on the #Mainland!
"Plan Your Errands
Star Island: We run a boat back and forth to the mainland most days of the week, and we recognize the cost of doing so both environmentally and economically. By planning our boat schedule accordingly, we eliminate unnecessary or redundant trips and reduce the number of times we need to go back and forth. This means less diesel to power the boat.
Mainland: When you have errands to do, make one long trip out of it instead of several. Going back and forth from your home is less efficient time wise, but also uses more gasoline if you’re driving. This requires planning, but we know you can do it. You plan to come to Star Island, right?
Star Island: #Walking is how we get around on Star Island. Aside from a few freight trucks used to move heavy objects around the island (like luggage, or trash), people get from A to B by walking. This provides exercise, but also means that we are not using carbon-based fuels for transportation. Walking is an easy way to get where you’re going on island, even if it requires three flights of stairs. The only time we don’t suggest walking on island is if you’re late for a boat, then try running.
Mainland: We recognize that walking isn’t always the most practical form of transportation on the mainland, but we encourage you to think about where you can walk. If you live near your city center, why not walk to go out to eat instead of drive? Or, if you’re driving to a shopping center, park once and walk to several stores instead of driving to each one. Walking takes time, yes, but it’s well worth it. Studies have even suggested walking promotes creativity.
Make Informed Purchases
Star Island: We make purchases mindfully and consider several factors: do we need this item? Is this item energy efficient / #EnvironmentallyFriendly? What’s the quality, will this item last? Are we supporting another local organization? Sometimes we seek alternatives. For example, we mix #vinegar and #BakingSoda together for an all-purpose cleaner and use vinegar to wash windows and mirrors instead of glass cleaner. Also, we consider packaging when purchasing: is the product packaged in bulk? Can we reuse or recycle the packaging?
Mainland: When you’re shopping, think about what you need instead of what you want. You might miss the latest cellphone craze, but you’ll still be able to text and call people, right? Shop second hand. Purchase in bulk and reuse containers (for example: use canning jars to purchase and store dry goods such as coffee, popcorn, oats, and rice among others). Also, consider paper bags instead of plastic bags when making purchases. Or, remember to use a reusable bag or opt out if you’re only purchasing a few items.
Comfort Level
Everywhere: Do what makes sense for you. Don’t walk 50 miles to work when taking public transportation makes more sense. And if you don’t have a yard, growing a garden will be rather difficult. We encourage you to make choices that you are comfortable with, but also to ask yourself if you can do more to make a sustainable impact in your life and for your community. Be creative. Have fun. #GoGreen! "
Source:
https://starisland.org/the-island/green/practices/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #SelfReliance #RenewableEnergy
#Renewables #RenewablesNow
#GreenPractices #OffGrid #IslandLiving #EcoConsciousLiving #IslesOfShoals -
[2/2] #StarIsland, #GosportNH - #GreenGosport Initiatives that can be practiced on the #Mainland!
"Plan Your Errands
Star Island: We run a boat back and forth to the mainland most days of the week, and we recognize the cost of doing so both environmentally and economically. By planning our boat schedule accordingly, we eliminate unnecessary or redundant trips and reduce the number of times we need to go back and forth. This means less diesel to power the boat.
Mainland: When you have errands to do, make one long trip out of it instead of several. Going back and forth from your home is less efficient time wise, but also uses more gasoline if you’re driving. This requires planning, but we know you can do it. You plan to come to Star Island, right?
Star Island: #Walking is how we get around on Star Island. Aside from a few freight trucks used to move heavy objects around the island (like luggage, or trash), people get from A to B by walking. This provides exercise, but also means that we are not using carbon-based fuels for transportation. Walking is an easy way to get where you’re going on island, even if it requires three flights of stairs. The only time we don’t suggest walking on island is if you’re late for a boat, then try running.
Mainland: We recognize that walking isn’t always the most practical form of transportation on the mainland, but we encourage you to think about where you can walk. If you live near your city center, why not walk to go out to eat instead of drive? Or, if you’re driving to a shopping center, park once and walk to several stores instead of driving to each one. Walking takes time, yes, but it’s well worth it. Studies have even suggested walking promotes creativity.
Make Informed Purchases
Star Island: We make purchases mindfully and consider several factors: do we need this item? Is this item energy efficient / #EnvironmentallyFriendly? What’s the quality, will this item last? Are we supporting another local organization? Sometimes we seek alternatives. For example, we mix #vinegar and #BakingSoda together for an all-purpose cleaner and use vinegar to wash windows and mirrors instead of glass cleaner. Also, we consider packaging when purchasing: is the product packaged in bulk? Can we reuse or recycle the packaging?
Mainland: When you’re shopping, think about what you need instead of what you want. You might miss the latest cellphone craze, but you’ll still be able to text and call people, right? Shop second hand. Purchase in bulk and reuse containers (for example: use canning jars to purchase and store dry goods such as coffee, popcorn, oats, and rice among others). Also, consider paper bags instead of plastic bags when making purchases. Or, remember to use a reusable bag or opt out if you’re only purchasing a few items.
Comfort Level
Everywhere: Do what makes sense for you. Don’t walk 50 miles to work when taking public transportation makes more sense. And if you don’t have a yard, growing a garden will be rather difficult. We encourage you to make choices that you are comfortable with, but also to ask yourself if you can do more to make a sustainable impact in your life and for your community. Be creative. Have fun. #GoGreen! "
Source:
https://starisland.org/the-island/green/practices/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #SelfReliance #RenewableEnergy
#Renewables #RenewablesNow
#GreenPractices #OffGrid #IslandLiving #EcoConsciousLiving #IslesOfShoals -
[2/2] #StarIsland, #GosportNH - #GreenGosport Initiatives that can be practiced on the #Mainland!
"Plan Your Errands
Star Island: We run a boat back and forth to the mainland most days of the week, and we recognize the cost of doing so both environmentally and economically. By planning our boat schedule accordingly, we eliminate unnecessary or redundant trips and reduce the number of times we need to go back and forth. This means less diesel to power the boat.
Mainland: When you have errands to do, make one long trip out of it instead of several. Going back and forth from your home is less efficient time wise, but also uses more gasoline if you’re driving. This requires planning, but we know you can do it. You plan to come to Star Island, right?
Star Island: #Walking is how we get around on Star Island. Aside from a few freight trucks used to move heavy objects around the island (like luggage, or trash), people get from A to B by walking. This provides exercise, but also means that we are not using carbon-based fuels for transportation. Walking is an easy way to get where you’re going on island, even if it requires three flights of stairs. The only time we don’t suggest walking on island is if you’re late for a boat, then try running.
Mainland: We recognize that walking isn’t always the most practical form of transportation on the mainland, but we encourage you to think about where you can walk. If you live near your city center, why not walk to go out to eat instead of drive? Or, if you’re driving to a shopping center, park once and walk to several stores instead of driving to each one. Walking takes time, yes, but it’s well worth it. Studies have even suggested walking promotes creativity.
Make Informed Purchases
Star Island: We make purchases mindfully and consider several factors: do we need this item? Is this item energy efficient / #EnvironmentallyFriendly? What’s the quality, will this item last? Are we supporting another local organization? Sometimes we seek alternatives. For example, we mix #vinegar and #BakingSoda together for an all-purpose cleaner and use vinegar to wash windows and mirrors instead of glass cleaner. Also, we consider packaging when purchasing: is the product packaged in bulk? Can we reuse or recycle the packaging?
Mainland: When you’re shopping, think about what you need instead of what you want. You might miss the latest cellphone craze, but you’ll still be able to text and call people, right? Shop second hand. Purchase in bulk and reuse containers (for example: use canning jars to purchase and store dry goods such as coffee, popcorn, oats, and rice among others). Also, consider paper bags instead of plastic bags when making purchases. Or, remember to use a reusable bag or opt out if you’re only purchasing a few items.
Comfort Level
Everywhere: Do what makes sense for you. Don’t walk 50 miles to work when taking public transportation makes more sense. And if you don’t have a yard, growing a garden will be rather difficult. We encourage you to make choices that you are comfortable with, but also to ask yourself if you can do more to make a sustainable impact in your life and for your community. Be creative. Have fun. #GoGreen! "
Source:
https://starisland.org/the-island/green/practices/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #SelfReliance #RenewableEnergy
#Renewables #RenewablesNow
#GreenPractices #OffGrid #IslandLiving #EcoConsciousLiving #IslesOfShoals -
[2/2] #StarIsland, #GosportNH - #GreenGosport Initiatives that can be practiced on the #Mainland!
"Plan Your Errands
Star Island: We run a boat back and forth to the mainland most days of the week, and we recognize the cost of doing so both environmentally and economically. By planning our boat schedule accordingly, we eliminate unnecessary or redundant trips and reduce the number of times we need to go back and forth. This means less diesel to power the boat.
Mainland: When you have errands to do, make one long trip out of it instead of several. Going back and forth from your home is less efficient time wise, but also uses more gasoline if you’re driving. This requires planning, but we know you can do it. You plan to come to Star Island, right?
Star Island: #Walking is how we get around on Star Island. Aside from a few freight trucks used to move heavy objects around the island (like luggage, or trash), people get from A to B by walking. This provides exercise, but also means that we are not using carbon-based fuels for transportation. Walking is an easy way to get where you’re going on island, even if it requires three flights of stairs. The only time we don’t suggest walking on island is if you’re late for a boat, then try running.
Mainland: We recognize that walking isn’t always the most practical form of transportation on the mainland, but we encourage you to think about where you can walk. If you live near your city center, why not walk to go out to eat instead of drive? Or, if you’re driving to a shopping center, park once and walk to several stores instead of driving to each one. Walking takes time, yes, but it’s well worth it. Studies have even suggested walking promotes creativity.
Make Informed Purchases
Star Island: We make purchases mindfully and consider several factors: do we need this item? Is this item energy efficient / #EnvironmentallyFriendly? What’s the quality, will this item last? Are we supporting another local organization? Sometimes we seek alternatives. For example, we mix #vinegar and #BakingSoda together for an all-purpose cleaner and use vinegar to wash windows and mirrors instead of glass cleaner. Also, we consider packaging when purchasing: is the product packaged in bulk? Can we reuse or recycle the packaging?
Mainland: When you’re shopping, think about what you need instead of what you want. You might miss the latest cellphone craze, but you’ll still be able to text and call people, right? Shop second hand. Purchase in bulk and reuse containers (for example: use canning jars to purchase and store dry goods such as coffee, popcorn, oats, and rice among others). Also, consider paper bags instead of plastic bags when making purchases. Or, remember to use a reusable bag or opt out if you’re only purchasing a few items.
Comfort Level
Everywhere: Do what makes sense for you. Don’t walk 50 miles to work when taking public transportation makes more sense. And if you don’t have a yard, growing a garden will be rather difficult. We encourage you to make choices that you are comfortable with, but also to ask yourself if you can do more to make a sustainable impact in your life and for your community. Be creative. Have fun. #GoGreen! "
Source:
https://starisland.org/the-island/green/practices/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #SelfReliance #RenewableEnergy
#Renewables #RenewablesNow
#GreenPractices #OffGrid #IslandLiving #EcoConsciousLiving #IslesOfShoals -
Watch lawn moss ‘disappear’ with ‘super cheap’ hack gardener loves – not vinegar
One of the main culprits of moss growing on lawns is excess moisture. Whilst the presence of moss can sometimes suggest underlying law…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchvinegar #BakingSoda #francais #france #French #Gardeninghack #howtogetridoflawnmoss #Lawnmoss #RoyalHorticulturalSociety #Vinegar
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2727218/watch-lawn-moss-disappear-with-super-cheap-hack-gardener-loves-not-vinegar/ -
Watch lawn moss ‘disappear’ with ‘super cheap’ hack gardener loves – not vinegar https://www.diningandcooking.com/2727218/watch-lawn-moss-disappear-with-super-cheap-hack-gardener-loves-not-vinegar/ #BakingSoda #francais #france #French #FrenchVinegar #GardeningHack #HowToGetRidOfLawnMoss #LawnMoss #RoyalHorticulturalSociety #Vinegar
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Clean pots and pans in minutes with simple remedy – not baking soda or vinegar
Clean pots and pans in minutes with simple remedy – not baking soda or vinegar (Image: Getty) Pots and …
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchvinegar #BakingSoda #cleaning #cleaninghacks #cookwarecleaninghack #francais #france #French #kitchencleaninghacks #saucepancleaninghacks #Vinegar #WhiteVinegar
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2726927/clean-pots-and-pans-in-minutes-with-simple-remedy-not-baking-soda-or-vinegar/ -
Clean pots and pans in minutes with simple remedy – not baking soda or vinegar https://www.diningandcooking.com/2726927/clean-pots-and-pans-in-minutes-with-simple-remedy-not-baking-soda-or-vinegar/ #BakingSoda #cleaning #CleaningHacks #CookwareCleaningHack #francais #france #French #FrenchVinegar #KitchenCleaningHacks #SaucepanCleaningHacks #Vinegar #WhiteVinegar
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What is the main chemical in baking soda?
A. Sodium chloride
B. Sodium bicarbonate
C. Calcium carbonate
D. Potassium iodide
#chemical #bakingsoda #food #additives ... Continue to: https://www.facebook.com/1130092409221646/posts/1368939728670245 -
Basically, if it fizzes when exposed to something acidic, it's good! Also, old #BakingSoda can still be used for household cleaning or deodorizing fridges.
How to Tell if Your Baking Soda Has Gone Bad—and Why it Matters
This pantry powerhouse can lose its potency, but there's an easy way to tell if it's time to replace it.
By Ellen Morrissey
Published on May 29, 2026"We've all stared down that orange box at the back of the fridge, wondering whether it's still up to snuff, or wait, does baking soda go bad? Yes, this pantry powerhouse, an essential go-to for sweet and savory culinary preparations, laundry, deodorizing, and more, does lose its efficacy when it gets old. Luckily, there is an easy way to determine whether your baking soda needs to be replaced—and numerous ways to use it up once it is no longer useful for cooking and baking. "
Learn more:
https://www.marthastewart.com/how-to-tell-if-baking-soda-has-gone-bad-11983186 -
Should You Use Baking Soda to Grow Sweeter Tomatoes? The Truth Behind This Viral Gardening Trend https://www.allforgardening.com/1803586/should-you-use-baking-soda-to-grow-sweeter-tomatoes-the-truth-behind-this-viral-gardening-trend/ #Amazon #BakingSoda #garden #gardening #GardeningAustralia #GettyImages #HomegrownTomatoes #TomatoPlants
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Will Baking Soda Make Your Tomato Plants Taste Sweeter? We Asked an Expert https://www.allforgardening.com/1797198/will-baking-soda-make-your-tomato-plants-taste-sweeter-we-asked-an-expert/ #BakingSoda #garden #gardening #IowaStateUniversity #SoilAmendment #SoilPH #SweetTomatoes #TomatoFlavor
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Stop Mixing Baking Soda and Vinegar
new video loaded: Stop Mixing Baking Soda and Vinegar transcript Back transcript Stop Mixing Baking Soda and VinegarWhen you combine baking soda and vinegar, you’re essentially creating … salt water. Is that really what you want to clean with? Please stop mixin…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchvinegar #BakingSoda #drink #francais #france #French #Soda #sodiumbicarbonate #Vinegar
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2649566/stop-mixing-baking-soda-and-vinegar/ -
How to Use Baking Soda in Your Garden to Boost Flowers, Deter Pests, and More https://www.allforgardening.com/1753906/how-to-use-baking-soda-in-your-garden-to-boost-flowers-deter-pests-and-more-2/ #AdamWeiss #BakingSoda #CommonGardenPests #garden #gardening #LindsaySpringer #springer
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𝗕𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝗼𝗱𝗮 𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗸𝘁 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹: 𝘃𝗮𝗻 𝗵𝗲𝘁 𝗩𝗿𝗶𝗷𝗵𝗲𝗶𝗱𝘀𝗯𝗲𝗲𝗹𝗱 𝘁𝗼𝘁 𝗷𝗲 𝘄𝗮𝘀𝗯𝗮𝗸 𝗲𝗻 𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘇𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗲𝗸𝗼𝗽𝗷𝗲𝘀
Baking soda, je kent het vast om mee te bakken of om in gerechten te verwerken. Maar wist je dat je er ook heel goed mee kunt schoonmaken? Het is een stuk minder extreem dan kristalsoda en net zo effectief. Schoonmaakexpert Zamarra Kok heeft drie goede...
https://www.rtl.nl/wonen/huishouden/artikel/5181134/dit-kun-je-schoonmaken-met-baking-soda
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🎥 Oh joy, another #YouTube masterpiece teaching us how to turn our kitchens into concrete factories using leftover baking soda and a whisk. Because nothing screams "culinary delight" like slapping a slab of #Aircrete in the oven. 🍞👷♂️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4_GxPHwqkA #DIY #CulinaryInnovation #KitchenHacks #BakingSoda #ConcreteCooking #HackerNews #ngated -
How to Clean Your #ToiletBowl With #BakingSoda and Get Rid of Everything From Stains to Odors
By Asia London Palomba, 11/21/25
Key Points
- Baking soda offers a chemical-free, cheap, and effective way to clean a toilet bowl.
- It can help remove stains and residue while deodorizing your toilet bowl.
- You can combine it with additional solutions like lemon juice or borax to tackle tougher stains. [I do this!]Learn more:
https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-clean-a-toilet-bowl-with-baking-soda-11853679#SaferProducts #HouseholdProducts #HouseholdCleaners #SolarPunkSunday
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For #TipOfDay today I’m sharing this: don’t wait 9 years to clean a crock pot. I’ve had a great crock pot I’ve used average once a week and I’m so glad I got the 7 qt one. I had the trusted old style “everyone” had in the late 70’s or so. It was maybe 3 qt and avocado green. That ceramic inner pot did not come out like our modern ones.
I ran into a more heavily encrusted interior this week after much soaking and my usual go-to’s. Turns out there are about a dozen methods consensus on web search. What worked for me: inner pot had paste of baking soda and vinegar wiped on then setting for 15 minutes. Spray with vinegar and water, 1:1 in spray bottle. After 5 minutes more, wipe off firmly. For exterior same but use microfiber cloth to wipe clean. Another comment will share the most common methods. #Cooking #Cleaning #BakingSoda #Vinegar
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'𝗭𝗼 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘄𝗶𝗷𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝗷𝗲 𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲 𝗽𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗻': 𝗜𝘀 𝗷𝗲 𝗳𝗿𝘂𝗶𝘁 𝗽𝗮𝘀 𝗲𝗲𝘁𝗯𝗮𝗮𝗿 𝗻𝗮 𝘄𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗲𝗻 𝗺𝗲𝘁 𝗯𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝗼𝗱𝗮?
Met een beetje water spoel je pesticiden en bacteriën niet van je fruit. Wat je wél moet doen is het fruit wassen met baking soda. Zo wordt geregeld beweerd op sociale media. Is dat waar? We vragen het professor Pieter Spanoghe, hoofd van de afdeling...
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So, whenever possible, I stick to household solutions to remove rust -- #LemonJuice, #BakingSoda, #Vinegar -- and a lot of elbow grease. As for rust-proofing the objects afterwards? That can be a bit problematic, since it seems most rust-preventing paints for metal contain #PFAS (I'm looking into alternatives. #LinseedOil paint might be good for metal). Mineral spirits and paraffin wax are another way to rust-proof metal, but both are #petroleum products. #Limonene and #beeswax might be a petroleum-free way to #RustProof metal, but I haven't tried it yet (though I have both on hand). Feel free to chime in with suggestions!
How to Remove Rust From Metal Surfaces—From Garden Tools to
Vintage FindsSeven proven ways to remove rust corrosion in just a couple of hours
#DIY #SolarPunkSunday #FixIt #RustProofing #RustRemoval #ReduceReuseRepair #ReuseRepair #HouseholdProducts
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"Both baking powder and baking soda can play a role in giving baked goods their bubble-filled texture and taste. They are sold side-by-side in the supermarket, and have similar uses. But what’s the difference between them and how can we use those differences to our advantage?"
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Baking soda is mined.
I mean, I've heard of the legendary cruelty of the salt mines, but somehow baking soda mining conjures up an altogether jollier image.
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Is cleaning with baking soda better for the environment?
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20241010-does-cleaning-baking-soda-really-work
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How to Use Baking Soda as a DIY Weed Killer That Really Works
https://www.thespruce.com/baking-soda-weed-killer-8623962 -
How to Remove #Pesticides From Fruits and Vegetables?
Deze manier is interessant. Ik heb nog een doos staan 👇👇
"Use #BakingSoda:
Baking soda is a miracle ingredient in natural cleaning solutions — it’s not only safe but gets the job done. Previous studies have shown that baking soda removes 66.7% to 98.9% of pesticides.Mix one teaspoon of baking soda with every two cups of cold water. Douse your fruits and vegetables for a minute, rinse, and enjoy without pesticides."
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Common kitchen ingredient may be key to world’s green energy transition, scientists say
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/common-kitchen-ingredient-may-be-key-to-world-s-green-energy-transition-scientists-say/ar-AA1czrBh?ei=11 -
I finally got a chance to try the baking soda + superglue mix and dang
people are _not_ lying, that's some good shit right there
