Clabber Girl Pure Baking Soda – Child-Friendly Cleaner for Playroom and Home
Clabber Girl Pure Baking Soda – Child-Friendly Cleaner for Playroom and Home
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Why you'll love it
- trusted Clabber Girl brand heritage in baking
- single-ingredient 100% sodium bicarbonate — no additives or fillers
- replaces multiple specialized cleaning products with one affordable can
- environmentally safe and non-toxic alternative to chemical cleaners, safer around kids and pets
- shake-or-pour lid makes it easy to control the right amount for baking or cleaning
- versatile 2-in-1 use eliminates the need for separate kitchen and cleaning products
Perfect for
- leavening agent for baked goods like cookies, cakes, and muffins
- scrubbing burnt-on food from pots and pans after an overnight soak
- deodorizing refrigerators, garbage cans, and drains
- cleaning tile, tubs, floors, and counters without harsh chemicals
- general household stain and grime removal
Clabber Girl Baking Soda
Clabber Girl Baking Soda makes a great leavening powder for your favorite recipes. This soda is also an safe dish and household cleaner. Sprinkle Clabber Girl Baking Soda over burnt-on food in pots and pans, let soak overnight, and scrub the next day. This soda removes dirt and grime from tile, tubs, floors, and counters as well.
Clabber Girl Baking Soda is:
Clabber Girl Baking Soda has many different uses, including being a traditional leavening agent for baked goods. Clabber Girl Baking Soda can be used for baking, cookware scouring aid, cleaning the bathroom, deodorizing and more.
- 100% pure sodium bicarbonate
- Gluten-Free
- Kosher: Pareve
- Zero Trans-Fat
Product Information
PURE BAKING SODA - 100% Sodium Bicarbonate GREAT FOR BAKING - Use in you favorite recipes VERSATILE AND EFFECTIVE - Works as a house hold cleaner and deodorizer EASY TO USE - Shake or pour style lid is convinent for baking or cleaning 12 oz can of Clabber Girl Baking Soda
Product Dimensions : 2.75 x 2.75 x 4 inches; 12 ounces Item model number : 00393 UPC : 019900003912 Manufacturer : Clabber Girl Units : 12.0 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #1,526 in Grocery & Gourmet Food PURE BAKING SODA - 100% Sodium Bicarbonate GREAT FOR BAKING - Use in you favorite recipes VERSATILE AND EFFECTIVE - Works as a house hold cleaner and deodorizer EASY TO USE - Shake or pour style lid is convinent for baking or cleaning 12 oz can of Clabber Girl Baking Soda 12 oz can of Clabber Girl Baking Soda. Clabber Girl Baking Soda makes a great leavening powder for your favorite recipes. This soda is also an environmentally safe dish and household cleaner. Sprinkle Clabber Girl Baking Soda over burnt-on food in pots and pans, let soak overnight, and scrub the next day. This soda removes dirt and grime from tile, tubs, floors, and counters as well.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this baking soda safe to bake with when my kids help in the kitchen?
Yes. It is 100% pure sodium bicarbonate and is the same food-grade leavening used in family recipes for cookies, muffins, and cakes, so it is safe for kid-friendly baking.
If my toddler grabs the canister, is the powder dangerous?
Small accidental tastes of baking soda are common and not usually harmful in tiny amounts, but the can should still be stored out of reach. For any larger ingestion, contact your pediatrician or poison control.
Can I use it to clean my child's high chair tray and toys?
Yes. A baking soda and water paste is a gentle way to clean sticky fingerprints and food residue from high chair trays, plastic toys, and play kitchen surfaces, then rinse and let dry.
Is it safe to use where my baby crawls on the floor?
Yes. Because it is non-toxic and leaves no chemical residue, it is a popular choice for cleaning nursery and playroom floors. Just vacuum or wipe up any dry powder before the baby is back on the floor.
Will it remove the sticky juice and cereal stains from my fridge and walls?
Yes. A damp cloth with a little baking soda lifts sticky juice, formula, and cereal splatter from fridge doors, walls, and high chair trays without strong fumes.
Is this a good choice for a parent trying to reduce harsh chemicals at home?
Yes. Many parents use it as a daily cleaner for counters, floors, and bathrooms because it is one simple ingredient with no fumes, dyes, or synthetic fragrance.
Can my older kids use it themselves for simple cleaning chores?
Yes. Older kids can safely mix a paste in a small bowl and scrub sinks, tubs, and tile with a sponge, which makes it a parent-approved option for kid cleaning chores.
Does the lid help prevent little hands from making a mess?
The shake-and-pour lid lets you dispense a small amount at a time, which helps reduce spills, but the canister is not childproof, so it should still be stored out of reach of small children.
Is it safe to deodorize my diaper pail with this?
Yes. An open box or small bowl of baking soda in or near the diaper pail absorbs odors without the strong fragrance of commercial deodorizers, which is helpful for baby-sensitive noses.
Is this safer than a colorful spray cleaner around my kids?
Yes. It contains no synthetic dyes, no fragrance, and no harsh chemical propellants, so there is nothing toxic to spray into the air where children are playing and breathing.
Will baking soda actually clean sticky, kid-level messes?
Yes. It is surprisingly effective on sticky jam, syrup, and crayon smudges on tables and walls when used as a paste with a damp cloth or soft sponge.
I'm worried about residue — does it rinse off toys and surfaces completely?
Yes. Plain baking soda rinses off cleanly with water, leaving no sticky or waxy film that children could transfer from toys to their mouths.
Is it really enough on its own, or do I still need a disinfectant for the kitchen?
It is excellent for daily cleaning and deodorizing, but for true disinfection of raw meat or raw egg spills, you should still sanitize with a proper disinfectant or diluted bleach solution.
How do I use Clabber Girl baking soda to clean a sink or tub?
Make a paste with about three parts baking soda to one part water, spread it on the surface, let it sit for 5 to 10 minutes, then scrub with a sponge or soft brush and rinse clean. For drains, pour about half a cup down the drain, follow with hot water and a splash of white vinegar if desired.
How much should I use when baking cookies, muffins, or cakes?
Follow your recipe's measurement, typically between 1/4 and 1 teaspoon per batch for cookies and muffins, or up to 1 teaspoon per cup of flour in cakes. The shake-style lid makes it easy to add a little at a time.
Can I use this baking soda to deodorize my refrigerator?
Yes. Place an open box or small bowl of baking soda on a shelf to absorb odors, and replace it every 30 to 60 days for the best freshness.
Will it work with my stand mixer, or do I need a special ingredient?
It works with any standard stand or hand mixer. Just add it to your dry ingredients as the recipe directs, and sift it with the flour if your recipe calls for sifting.
Is it compatible with stainless steel, porcelain, and glass cookware?
Yes. A baking soda paste is safe for stainless steel, porcelain, ceramic, and glass cookware. Avoid using very abrasive scrubbers, but the powder itself will not scratch these surfaces.
What is in the box when it arrives, and do I need anything else to start using it?
You receive one 12-ounce Clabber Girl Baking Soda canister with a shake-and-pour lid. You do not need anything else to start using it for baking or cleaning, though a small bowl or sponge is helpful for cleaning tasks.
Is baking soda safe to leave around food storage areas long term?
Yes. It is food-grade sodium bicarbonate, so an open box in the fridge, pantry, or near a trash can is safe and will not contaminate nearby food when used as directed.
Does baking soda expire, and how should I store it?
Baking soda has a long shelf life, though it can lose potency over many years. For cleaning and deodorizing, replace the can once a year for best results, and store it in a cool, dry place with the lid closed.
What is the difference between baking soda and baking powder?
Baking soda is pure sodium bicarbonate and needs an acid, like buttermilk, vinegar, or lemon juice, to activate. Baking powder contains baking soda plus its own acid and is used in recipes without other acidic ingredients. They are not interchangeable in most recipes.
