Re: Re: Re:Solubility of Toxins Alcohol Danger

[Guest guest]

Rosie,

Where do you buy sodium percarbonate?

----- Original Message -----

From: " Healthier4all " <Healthier4All@...>

> TSP and sodium percarbonate I use to wash clothes; especially when heavily

> soiled from digging in my garden or having visited moldy establishments

> like

> old fashion nurseries, etc. I double rinse and the clothes seem clean.

[Guest guest]

From: " Barbra BW " <bbw@...>

> Rosie,

> Where do you buy sodium percarbonate?

Barb, sodium percarbonate is the active ingredient in OxiClean. Used to

purchase OxiClean until they changed their formulation to include fragrances

to which I was reacting

http://www.oxicleanpro.com/oxiclean-stain-remover.html

phoned them and they confirmed. Was told there still is a pure formula

available at Target made for babies. And there are other " oxi-products " on

the market that contain the sodium percarbonate.

It only works though mixed with very hot water. That's a drawback when I'm

cleaning my wood deck, bricks on home, concrete sidewalk, etc but I'm

willing to do this to be safe.

Rosie

[Guest guest]

Rosie,

Thanks.

I have hard water and use baking soda in wash to make it soft/wetter. Do

you think I could use baking soda with oxyclean product?

----- Original Message -----

From: " Healthier4all " <Healthier4All@...>

>

> Barb, sodium percarbonate is the active ingredient in OxiClean. Used to

> purchase OxiClean until they changed their formulation to include

> fragrances

> to which I was reacting

> http://www.oxicleanpro.com/oxiclean-stain-remover.html

> phoned them and they confirmed. Was told there still is a pure formula

> available at Target made for babies. And there are other " oxi-products "

> on

> the market that contain the sodium percarbonate.

[Guest guest]

From: " Barbra BW " <bbw@...>

> Rosie,

> Thanks.

> I have hard water and use baking soda in wash to make it soft/wetter. Do

> you think I could use baking soda with oxyclean product?

You are welcome. Barbara you asked a good question! I honestly do not know

if the baking soda would somehow interact (neutralize) the actions of the

Oxiclean. Not a chemist, an herbalist. Best suggestion is to contact the

company (link I gave) you and ask them. Give them a call and tell us what

they say. FYI I also have hard water and will use a little baking soda in

the rinse.

Rosie