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I tried the r/nopoo suggestion of baking soda mixed with a bit of water and it worked very very well. I was surprised on how clean my hair felt with just baking

• beachstartup 12y ago
  baking soda is amazing for many things. i have a box of it in my bathroom and one in my kitchen. * deodorizes my dog in between baths * i put some on my toothpaste and it gets my teeth extra clean * or use as mouth wash/gargle with a cup of water * i pour some on my rugs and then vacuum 30 minutes later to de-odorize * de-odorizes my fridge quite nicely * cleans my porcelain sinks * sprinkle some in my hamper to keep my dirty clothes from stinking up while they wait to be washed if you google uses for baking soda there's about a million more potential uses but this is the stuff that i use it for regularly.
• aroch 12y ago
  Stop by your local grocer/target/walmart/amazon.com and pick up a squeeze bottle[0] They're ¢99 at my grocery store and as long as they're made out of PET, they'll be resistent to baking soda. [0]: http://amzn.com/B007OM9W2E http://amzn.com/B007OM9W2E
  • aaren 12y ago
    I just used an old shampoo bottle (housemates still use it). I funnelled in a tub of sodium bicarbonate and added water until it was just runny. 300ml bottle lasts me ~8 months, using about 3 times every 2 weeks. Cost to me: about £3 / year. Hair quality: great. I used to pretend I didn't care, but I do and this works and I'm never going back to shampoo.