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Anonymous users2024-01-24Non-reactive, the current toilet cleaners are all used acid surfactants and disinfectants, such as sulfamic acid, benzene sulfonic acid, APEO, EDTA-2Na, oxalic acid, urea, deionized water, etc., these acids are very low, so it is said that it cannot react with baking soda, because the acidity of carbonic acid is stronger than that of these acids, and weak acids cannot make strong acids. The current formula of toilet cleaning products has long been upgraded, and hydrochloric acid, a highly irritating ingredient, has long been eliminated. In addition, don't believe the rumors that the so-called 84 disinfectant will react with the toilet cleaner to produce mustard gas, according to the current formula of toilet cleaning products, it is impossible to generate mustard gas, rest assured.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There are in general. Toilet cleaners contain a lot of acids, such as hydrochloric acid. Strongly acidic. (Otherwise, the dirt will not be removed).
When the acid meets sodium bicarbonate, it reacts and releases CO2 gas.
This chemical reagent has a corrosive effect on the toilet bowl and pipes, so it is recommended to buy a toilet bowl to pick a few more times, but it is not possible to find a professional to dredge the place where the small advertisement is posted downstairs to solve the problem of partial blockage of the toilet and anti-water and anti-odor, and the cost is controlled at 50-100 yuan. >>>More
OK. Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3), commonly known as baking soda. White fine crystals, less soluble in water than sodium carbonate. >>>More
Sodium bicarbonate itself has a strong washing effect, the manufacturer wrote that it is expired, the composition will not change much, and it is very good to wash the ground with it. There is also a little trick, I will say, expired pills can be used as fertilizer for the flowers at home.
Surely you can't be salt......Table salt is sodium chloride and is used for flavoring. Sodium carbonate (soda) is generally used in the kitchen to remove grease stains, and the effect of heat is better. Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is generally used for fermentation when steaming steamed buns.
Rinse liquid, you can wash off with a little white vinegar.