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Recently, they began to use it for washing kitchen utensils, floors, etc. a ready-made mixture of soap, soda and sand.

Here is the recipe washing powder "Splendid".

First, a soda base is prepared, for which they are mixed: 950 parts of crystalline soda, crushed, 30 parts of soda ash, crushed, 16 parts of alum in powder, 3 parts of potassium oxalate, 1 part of ammonia in powder. Then mix: 160 parts of potassium (green) soap, 30 parts of kerosene, 10 parts of turpentine 2 parts of nitrobenzene until a homogeneous mass is obtained and add 600 parts of soda ash, 1200 parts of soda base (see above), 8000 parts of fine (sea or river) sand. The resulting mixture is sifted through a fine sieve.

Instead of 8000 parts of fine sand, you can take 6000 parts of fine sand and 2000 parts of pumice powder.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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