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Arm Hammer Washing Soda

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Franz

12-01-2001 14:50:18




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OK guys, here's the deal. In order to save wear and tare on my poor arthritic typing fingers, I'm posting this seperately.
The product used as the electrolytic agent for electrolytic rust removal is
ARM & HAMMER All Natural Super Washing Soda
Detergent Booster.
I just copied that right off the yellow box with the blue letters. The SKU # is 0 33200 03020 1

In the process of getting this information, I actually read the box, and this product appears to be some pretty handy stuff for purposes other than electrolytic derusting. You can obtain a Free Booklet by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Super Washing Soda, Arm & Hammer Division, Box 7648, Princeton, NJ 08543.

The actual chemical name of the stuff inside the box is Sodium Carbonate, but a chemicle supplier will probably charge you 10 times the price the supermarket gets.

Arm & Hammer also makes a laundry detergent, but that ain't what you want for derusting. If you can't find Super Washing Soda, you can use Bicarbonate of Soda, also made by Arm & Hammer, it just won't work as fast.

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Dale E.

12-04-2001 05:40:22




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 Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to Franz, 12-01-2001 14:50:18  
Most swimming pool stores sell sodium carbonate. Think it is used to build total alkilinity in the pool.Would think it would be fine for this application. Don't remember price right off but couldn't cost much.



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Ed Shelton

12-12-2001 06:56:01




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 Re: Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to Dale E., 12-04-2001 05:40:22  
I used the sodium carbonate ( pool ph increaser )and it works great. Trying it now on my JD 440 water pump pulley. Thanks Ed.



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lynn

10-30-2003 14:01:46




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 Re: Re: Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to Ed Shelton, 12-12-2001 06:56:01  
Has anyone heard of using washing soda as part of a poultice?



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Gene Davis

12-01-2001 21:37:40




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 Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to Franz, 12-01-2001 14:50:18  
I found it at the Kroger grocery store in Macon, Ga. in the detergent section of the store. Gene Davis



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big fred

12-03-2001 06:44:58




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 Re: Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to Gene Davis, 12-01-2001 21:37:40  
Fred Meyer stores carry it in western Washington. It's near the laundry soap. Maybe if enough people post from enough areas of the country, everyone will be able to find it. I know I had a bear of a time when I went looking.



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Roberta Newman

07-13-2002 13:02:13




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 Re: Re: Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to big fred, 12-03-2001 06:44:58  
Does anyone know where I can buy Arm and Hammer washing soda in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida?



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charlie

12-03-2001 19:39:41




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 Re: Re: Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to big fred, 12-03-2001 06:44:58  
i found it at the HY-VEE grocery in Knoxville Iowa



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Jerry B

12-01-2001 16:58:56




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 Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to Franz, 12-01-2001 14:50:18  
Franz,
Thank you for posting the total info on the washing soda. We needed that along time ago.

Thanks again,
Jerry B



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A Nonnomous

12-01-2001 15:01:03




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 Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to Franz, 12-01-2001 14:50:18  
From the page on diaper care
ARM & HAMMER WASHING SODA
Try calling Church and Dwight (the company that makes Arm and Hammer) at 1-800-524-1328 and ask them to give you the name of a local grocer who carries it. If there isn't one near you, they can give you the product number so that you can ask your grocer to order it for you. Most grocers (even large ones) will order an item, especially if you tell them that you'll be buying it on a regular basis. -- JSM

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Ric

10-21-2003 10:43:12




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 Re: Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to A Nonnomous, 12-01-2001 15:01:03  
JSM,
I would like to thank you for posting that number! I know this post is two years old but I still wanted to reply. I have been trying to find washing soda in every store for over a year and have had no luck. I did a search on google and found this post. Called the number up, gave them my zip code and they directed me to a store 30 miles from my house that I had not tried. They also gave me the product number so I can give to my local store. They were very helpful and friendly on the phone. I need it for coin cleaning. =~) Thanks again,
Ric

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terry

12-06-2001 18:46:05




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 Re: Re: Arm Hammer Washing Soda in reply to A Nonnomous, 12-01-2001 15:01:03  
around here in tenn. co-op sells sodium carbanate as "soda ash" about 12.00 bucks for 50 lbs of the pure stuff



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