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BORAX
₹150
Removes stains from clothes and carpets, Detergent Booster, add one teaspoon per load Cleans floor, refrigerator, bathroom, sink, tubs and showers Deodorizes laundry, refrigerator, litter box, garbage bins Unclogs drains Kids can make slime and crystals.
Description:
- Borax is a boron compound that occurs naturally in evaporite deposits produced by the repeated evaporation of seasonal lakes.
- It is commercially produced through mining or the chemical synthesis of boron compounds.
Common Uses:
- Cleaning and Laundry:
- Stain Remover: Borax is used as a stain remover and laundry booster in laundry detergents.
- Multipurpose Cleaner: It can be used as a household cleaner for various surfaces.
- Insecticide:
- Pest Control: Borax is used as an insecticide, especially against ants and cockroaches. When ingested by insects, it disrupts their digestive system.
- Preservative:
- Wood Preservation: Borax is used to preserve wood and prevent it from rotting.
- Flame Retardant:
- Fire Retardant: Borax is used as a flame retardant in certain products, such as textiles and cellulose insulation.
- Crafts and Hobbies:
- Slime Making: Borax is a common ingredient in the creation of slime in craft activities.
- Candle Making: Used in making flame-colored candles.
- Metallurgy:
- Welding Flux: Borax is used as a flux in welding to facilitate the joining of metals.
- Medicine:
- Traditional Medicine: In some traditional practices, borax has been used for various medicinal purposes. However, its safety for internal use is a subject of debate and caution.
Health and Safety Considerations:
- Borax should be handled with care, and prolonged exposure, ingestion, or inhalation should be avoided.
- It is generally considered safe for use in household applications when used as directed.
- Keep borax out of reach of children.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
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