- For the home, baking soda powder can be used from floor to ceiling, in all rooms (bathroom, kitchen, etc.) and on all surfaces: floors, but also sinks, hotplates, ovens, dirty furniture, windows and fireplaces.

Sprinkle baking soda on a damp sponge. Clean and rinse.

- To remove stubborn grease stains from clothes, use baking soda pure on the back of the clothes: rub the stain with a little soap, then put the clothes in your washing machine and wash preferably cold. The clothes are soft and perfectly clean.

Half a glass of bicarbonate of soda in the washing machine or directly in the drum.

- For plants and the garden, baking soda protects plants from pests and is a natural fertiliser for a well-tended organic garden.

Mix 5 g of baking soda (1 teaspoon) with 3 tablespoons of olive oil; dilute 6 teaspoons of the resulting mixture in 1 litre of water. Then spray on the plants, avoiding flowering periods and repeating the operation every 20 days or so.

- For grooming your pet you can use baking soda to wash your pet, neutralise bad odours from litter and breath and to clean equipment and toys.

To wash: Sprinkle baking soda on your pet's coat, avoiding putting it on its head and making sure you have the base of the ears. Rub it in with your hands to get the baking soda into the skin. Leave it on for a few minutes and then brush your pet.

For bad litter box odours: Put a thin layer of bicarbonate at the bottom of the litter box.

To clean equipment and toys: Use a baking soda solution (4 tablespoons per litre of hot water). You can leave them to soak for an hour in the solution. Scrub and rinse.

To neutralise your pet's bad breath: Brush your pet's teeth with baking soda, then rinse.