Borax 500g SOULFARM

Soul Farm Borax Sodium Tetraborate Decahydrate 500g

According to § 2 Paragraph 5 Sentence 2 of the Chemicals Prohibition Ordinance, this item is prohibited from being sold to private individuals. Delivery is made exclusively to resellers, professional users, commercial enterprises, or public research, testing, or educational institutions upon presentation of the required documentation.

Borax is perfect for environmentally friendly and low-waste cleaning!

With its use, you can make your own laundry powder, surface cleaning milk, and washing powder.

Borax is an inorganic chemical compound, the sodium salt of boric acid. It occurs in nature as a mineral called native borax. It is widely used in many industries - ceramics, forging, as a soldering agent, or in glass manufacturing. Its most important properties are disinfecting and bactericidal qualities, which make borax perfect for cleaning the house. Thanks to it, you can easily forgo common, irritating cleaning agents. Do you live by the principles of Zero/Less Waste and care about your carbon footprint? Give up conventional cleaning products and create your own, more ecological solutions! Combine borax with baking soda, essential oils, and citric acid to enhance its disinfecting and cleaning power.

Product details:

Ingredients: Sodium Tetraborate Decahydrate

Chemical Formula: Na2B4O7 * 10H2O

Purity: min. 99.9%
How to use Borax for cleaning?

Bleach for washing and stain removal (e.g., from wine, tea, coffee)
Soaking ratio - one heaped tablespoon of borax per four liters of water. Mix thoroughly. Soak for about 30 minutes.

Laundry
Borax is an excellent and safe detergent for colored clothing. Simply add half a cup of borax to the washing powder you are using and pour it into the washing machine.

Cleaner for bathtubs, toilets, bathroom tiles, and sinks.
Mix borax with water to form a thick paste.
Brush/clean the contaminated areas with the paste and let it sit for 15 minutes. After some time, scrape off and rinse with hot water. Toilet bowl – Pour in half a cup of borax and let it sit for at least one hour. Scrub the bowl with a toilet brush and flush.

Extending the lifespan of cut plantsAccording to § 2 Paragraph 5 Sentence 2 of the Chemicals Prohibition Ordinance, this item is prohibited from being sold to private individuals. Delivery is made exclusively to resellers, professional users, commercial enterprises, or public research, testing, or educational institutions upon presentation of the required documentation. Borax (Sodium Tetraborate Decahydrate) has the CAS number 1303-96-4. It is classified as a hazardous substance that impairs fertility and is considered harmful to the unborn child. For further safety information and hazardous substance labeling, see Sodium Tetraborate.