Nutricost Baking Soda (1 lb) - For Baking, Cleaning, Deodorizing, and More

My husband buys this is bulk as a pool chemical but I used 2 cups to soak the shirts in really warm water. I kind of consider myself an expert at tie dying after the last kiddo starts college in the fall which will hopefully mean I can make a she shack for all of my craft projects I've been doing since our daughter was 5 years old. She's now 22 and my Dad loves the Shien shirts so he could care less that the tulip brand dye only lasted a few weeks before all the colors bled together. I use color block she's when I'm rinsing them to try and keep the This time I'm soaking in soda ash per the jacquard die instructions and I can already tell these will look a million times better! I'll post the not so pretty shirt my frugal Dad is still wearing but I plan on redoing the shirts that didn't come out like the ones we usually make. And they look great with some white vinyl stencils I ironed on with my Tshirt press. They also look really cool if you put the plain white decals before you tie dye them! I'm still getting good at different designs, specifically the marble looking shirts! Stay tuned for the updated shirt designs I'll be posting in a few days when they're done %26 ironed!!

I use this product daily on a variety of different cleaning methods from my home, and it's great also I use in my regiment of my personal care, so yes I would recommend to everyone.