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Economical, edible, non-toxic and biodegradable, we can’t fault baking soda, this product that we find hard to do without. And for good reason, this white powder is suitable for multiple uses, both in the kitchen, as well as for cleaning and gardening.
Baking soda has been shown to be useful in removing stains, whitening teeth, cleaning surfaces, and even removing pesticides. Its functions are diverse and baking soda adds another string to its bow. This is its use in gardening which is also very practical for many reasons.
– Keep the bugs away
To get rid of the insects that plague your garden, baking soda will be your best ally. Say goodbye to chemical pesticides that are harmful to your health and the environment, and prefer this more ecological white powder. To do this, mix a litre of water, a tablespoon of olive oil, two tablespoons of baking soda and a few drops of liquid soap in a spray bottle. Spray your garden with this mixture every three days to repel insects.
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– Get rid of ants
Is your garden and home infested with ants? Don’t panic! Mix five teaspoons of baking soda with five teaspoons of icing sugar and one tablespoon of water. Find anthills and pour this mixture over them. You’ll say goodbye to annoying ants.
– Kill the worms
Cabbage worms can be problematic and prevent your vegetable from growing healthily. To get rid of them, simply mix equal parts flour and baking soda and sprinkle this mixture over the grown plants. You won’t see the worms anytime soon.
– Clean the garden decorations
You all know the virtues of baking soda for cleaning the kitchen or bathroom. And your garden can also benefit from its cleaning power. All you have to do is sprinkle the white powder on all the decorative objects in your garden and then wipe them with a damp cloth.
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