For cleaning the doorknob you care about! How to make sodium sesquicarbonate water --For dirt on stoves and microwave ovens

Introducing how to make and use sodium sesquicarbonate water. It is useful for cleaning various places such as stoves, microwave ovens, doorknobs, and electric switches.

Ion that can be thoroughly cleaned "Baking soda for cleaning" --Citric acid and sodium sesquicarbonate

Introducing "Baking soda, citric acid, sodium sesquicarbonate for cleaning" released by AEON TOPVALU brand. An environmentally friendly package is used.

No need to wipe twice ♪ "Sesuki's Geki Ochi-kun Alkaline Electrolyzed Water" is recommended for kitchen cleaning --Cleans oil stains, disinfects and deodorizes

Introducing "Sesuki's Geki Ochi-kun Alkaline Electrolyzed Water". Effective against oil stains and hand stains. It can be used for cleaning kitchens, dining tables, children's toys, etc.

Removes oil stains with the power of foam ♪ "Sesuki's Geki Ochi-kun Adhesive Foam Spray" useful for cleaning the kitchen

Introducing "Sesuki's Geki Ochi-kun Adhesive Foam Spray" that is useful for cleaning oil stains. The point is that it is easy to use on slopes such as microwave ovens and walls because fine bubbles stick to dirt.

If you want to start natural cleaning from now on, go to Celia. Spraying baking soda or citric acid is easy and convenient!

Introducing a new natural cleaning spray containing baking soda and citric acid in ceria. It has an easy-to-use size and contains plus alpha ingredients.

Remove oil stains with the popular "Sesquicarbonate Soda"! Let's clean the area around the stove and the switch to make it smooth

"Sesquicarbonate soda" is gaining popularity as a natural cleaning item. It is convenient for removing oil stains and hand stains in the house.

"Sesquicarbonate soda" that is resistant to oil stains vs. "Oil-covered work gloves" Which one will win !?

The rumored "sodium sesquicarbonate". It is said to be more effective than baking soda for oil stains. Can 100-yen products really remove that persistent oil stain? I tried to verify the effect of "Sesquicarbonate soda".