What is baking soda exactly?
Soda is correctly called sodium hydrogen carbonate and is a sodium salt. In the trade it is offered under different brand names, as baking or food soda or also as baking or dining soda. Baking soda and soda are similar but not identical. Soda has better washing properties and baking soda is used more often in the kitchen, for example to get a loose dough. Both are considered Home remedies against moss.
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How do I use baking soda against moss?
Soda is especially suitable for removing moss on cobblestones or concrete. To do this, pour water over a tablespoon of baking soda. Work this mixture in well with a scrubber. At a Wall work better with a brush.
Let the solution sit for at least five hours, or overnight if it fits your schedule better. Weeds and moss are killed by the baking soda applied. Then rinse the treated area with clear water. You may scrub or brush again.
Can I also use baking soda on wood?
Even wood can be cleaned with baking soda and removed from moss. It cleans particularly well in combination with salt and lemon juice. So you can even use it for your wooden planks in the kitchen. In the garden, you should be careful with the use of salt, even if Salt against moss should help, because it pollutes the environment.
The essentials in brief:
- Mix baking soda with water (about one tablespoon per liter of water)
- Apply with a brush or scrubber
- leave on for at least 5 hours (or overnight)
- brush or scrub
- Rinse with clean water
Tips
While the use of the terms sometimes leads one to believe that baking soda and soda are not the same, they can both be used to remove moss.
