FtN Baking Soda

Why Faithful to Nature loves it:
Faithful to Nature Baking Soda is a pure, natural and multipurpose baking and home cleaning essential. This versatile powerhouse is perfect for adding fluffiness to baked goods and creating homemade cleaning solutions that tackle grime, neutralise odours and remove stains. Environmentally safe and sustainable, it's an essential to any eco-conscious household. We love that Faithful to Nature Baking Soda is free from artificial additives, colours and fragrances.

• Sodium Bicarbonate
• Multipurpose baking, home cleaning & kitchen essential
• Removes pesticides from fruit & vegetables
• Can help to neutralise odours & remove stains
• Helps to remove laundry stains, brighten clothing & whiten whites
• Cleans & deodorise washing machines, dishwashers & microwaves
• Unclog slow drains, clean shower heads & toilet bowls
• Removes limescale, water stains & mildew
• Free from artificial additives, colours & fragrances
• Suitable for vegans & strict vegetarians

Please Note: FtN Bicarbonate of Soda is pure, food-grade, and naturally aluminium-free. Bicarbonate of Soda is sometimes confused with baking powder, which may contain aluminium—but they’re different ingredients with different uses.

Directions:

Raising Agent:

• Use Sodium Bicarbonate as an ingredient in your favourite baking recipes.

Deodoriser:

• Mix 4 tablespoons of Sodium Bicarbonate with 4 tablespoons of white spirit vinegar and place in the fridge to help neutralise odours.

Laundry:

• Add ± 4 heaped tablespoons of Sodium Bicarbonate directly to your washing machine drum for brighter colours and whiter whites.

Care Instructions:

• Store in a cool, dry place.
• After opening, store in an airtight container.

Specifications:

• Nett Volume: 500g

Ingredients:

• Food-grade sodium bicarbonate.

Allergens:

• May contain traces of soy, fish, crustaceans and molluscs, wheat (gluten), soy, eggs, cow’s milk, tree nuts and peanuts.

Packaging:

• Recyclable plastic.

Country of Origin:

• Product of Turkey.
• Packed in South Africa