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Does anyone here use borax?
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Try here http://www.summernaturals.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=72&products_id=187
though it's more expensive than the dri pak packets you get at wilko's. Our local wilkinsons had some in stock last week so they don't seem to have any problems getting stock.
I found with bicarb the stuff the chemist got for me was a lot more expensive than dri pak, perhaps because it was sold for internal use whereas th dri pak only lists cleaning uses.(?)0 -
https://www.naturalcollection.com
Great stuff all eco friendly. Got the little brochures this week. They have soap nuts too.
Household borax; 3x300g packs £3.75
http://www.naturalcollection.com/natural-products/Natural-Domestic-Cleaning-.aspThanks to MSE and all the moneysaving tips I can now work PT (instead of FT) to pay the bills and still have fun!!:beer:0 -
It's the flux for forge welding iron and steel, you got a gate that needs repaired?The truth may be out there, but the lies are inside your head. Terry Pratchett
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I got some in a Chinese supermarket
it was on the shelves along with foodstuffs0 -
I saw it in Boots yesterday, near soda crystals etc.
It's used for cleaning things. If you put some of the powder on a damp cloth it's great for cleaning UPVC windowframes & doors - abrasive enough to remove dirt, but not to scratch the surface.0 -
I'm lucky enough to always find it in my local Boots too.
Some of the replies on these older threads might help:
Where to buy borax?
Does anyone here use borax?
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Theres quite a few people selling it on ebay.2008 Comping ChallengeWon so far - £3010 Needed - £230Debt free since Oct 20040
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Got mine from ebay a while ago, not seen it in Wilko's yet, but will look next time Im in there (if I remember)
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