• Chemical Name: Sodium Carbonate (Na₂CO₃)
• Form: White granular powder
• Purity: High-grade – no additives
• pH (1% solution): Approximately 11 (strongly alkaline)
• Solubility: Highly water-soluble
• Shelf Life: Indefinite when stored dry and sealed
• Grade: Industrial/cleaning & soap-making safe
• Eco Features: Naturally derived, biodegradable

• Deep Grease & Stain Removal: Breaks down tough dirt, oils, and residues.
• Water Softening: Prevents soap scum and improves detergent efficiency.
• Laundry Boost: Brightens whites, removes odours, and enhances natural powders.
• Soap Enhancement: Increases lather and bar hardness in formulations.
• Eco & Non-Toxic: Safer alternative to harsh chemicals – biodegradable.
• Multi-Purpose: Great for drains, dishes, tiles, and DIY cleaners.

• General Handling: Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from acids/moisture.
• Skin/Eye Contact: Irritant – wear gloves/goggles; rinse thoroughly with water.
• Ingestion/Inhalation: Harmful if swallowed or inhaled – seek medical advice.
• Children/Pets: Keep out of reach.
• Mixing: Add to water slowly; never mix with acids (releases CO₂).
• Environmental: Biodegradable but high pH – use responsibly.
• First Aid: Rinse skin/eyes 15+ minutes; seek help for ingestion.

Is sodium carbonate safe for natural cleaning?
Yes – effective, non-toxic alternative when used properly; biodegradable.

How does it work in laundry or soap?
Softens water, boosts cleaning power, and enhances lather/hardness.

What's the usage in DIY laundry powder?
20-50% blend with washing soda, borax, or soap flakes for powerful clean.

Can it unclog drains?
Yes – pour ½ cup followed by boiling water; breaks down grease/organic matter.

Is it suitable for dishwashers?
Yes – add to detergent for spot-free dishes and better performance.

How to store?
Sealed dry place – indefinite shelf; avoid humidity to prevent caking.

Any difference from washing soda?
Soda ash (carbonate) is stronger alkaline than washing soda (bicarbonate).

Safe for septic systems?
Yes in moderation – biodegradable and non-toxic to bacteria.