News — sodium hydroxide

Cleaning and degreasing play pivotal roles in maintaining a healthy and efficient environment, whether it's in our homes, industries, or laboratories. Among the various cleaning agents available, sodium hydroxide stands out as a powerful and versatile solution. In this blog post, we will explore the exceptional properties of sodium hydroxide and its applications in the world of cleaning and degreasing. The Basics of Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic Soda): Sodium hydroxide, commonly known as caustic soda, is a strong alkaline compound with a wide range of applications. Its chemical prowess lies in its ability to break down grease, oils, and organic matter,...

Caustic Soda is a great remedy for unclogging a clogged drain in our home. It works great with clogged drains in the sink or shower. Please remember to take all safety precautions as caustic soda is a corrosive and dangerous product. Always use appropriate safety googles and gloves when using caustic soda. Below you can see a video that was sent by one of our clients. In the video you will see the practical action of caustic soda when clearing a clogged sink.    Where to buy Caustic Soda ?? Click on picture bellow:

Handmade soap - step by step Now is the time to share with you a way to make self-made natural soap. Do not buy it in the store, because even the so-called "Natural soaps" from reputable manufacturers often leave a lot to be desired, they contain surprising, unnecessary and often harmful ingredients. Meanwhile, making soap yourself is really not that difficult! What exactly is soap? Soaps are salts of fatty acids, formed by the reaction of fats (vegetable or animal). The principle used in the production of soap can be sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) - then as a result of...

  Caustic soda (Sodium Hydroxide) is a general purpose agent for home and industrial use. It has a dissolving, disinfecting and degreasing effect. Caustic soda is a highly corrosive agent. Can cause severe burns. Rules for the safe use of caustic soda: Keep it away from children and avoid contact with eyes and skin.When preparing preparations based on caustic soda, wear rubber gloves and a face shield to avoid inhaling the dust.If you come in contact with the skin or if caustic soda has entered the esophagus, rinse it with plenty of water and see a doctor immediately.Do not pour...