Bath & Skincare Applications

Power up formulations with food-grade baking soda for bath bombs. Delivers fizz, softness and gentle cleansing.

• Fizzy Bath Bomb: 1 cup + ½ cup citric acid for classic spa fizz
• Exfoliating Scrub: 1–2 tbsp in paste with coconut oil for silky skin polish
• Soothing Soak: ¼ cup in bath with sodium lactate to calm bites and rashes

Other Creative Uses

Explore beyond bath with sodium bicarbonate Australia— essential for home and kitchen crafts.

• Eco-Cleaner: 2 tbsp + vinegar for non-toxic kitchen spray
• Odour Neutraliser: Sprinkle in bins, shoes or fridge
• Anzac Biscuits: 1 tsp as leavening for perfect rise

Q: Is food-grade sodium bicarbonate safe for bath bombs in Australia?
A: Yes — pharmaceutical & food-grade, 100% pure, TGA-compliant for skin contact and fizzing reactions.

Q: What's the difference between food-grade and industrial baking soda?
A: Food-grade is purified for consumption & cosmetics, meets Australian FSANZ standards; industrial may have impurities and is unsafe for skin/food.

Q: How do I make bath bombs with sodium bicarbonate?
A: Mix 2:1 ratio (e.g., 1 cup bicarb : ½ cup citric acid), add 1–2 tbsp hardener (cream of tartar), add 1–2 tbsp binder (witch hazel/oil), press into moulds. Dry 24 hrs. Fizz guaranteed!

Q: Can it be used for cleaning or deodorising?
A: Yes — non-abrasive, septic-safe. Make paste with water for sinks; sprinkle dry to neutralise odours in bins or carpets.

Q: Does it ship across Australia?
A: Yes — delivery Australia wide.

Q: What makes your sodium bicarbonate unique?
A: Ultra-fine, food & pharma-grade, no additives — consistent particle size, high reactivity, ideal for fizz and gentle exfoliation.

Q: Is it suitable for septic systems?
A: Yes — safe for rural septic tanks when cleaning.