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27 Brilliant Uses & Health Benefits of Borax For Around the House Borax is a naturally occurring mineral that is primarily mined from evaporated lakes in California and Turkey. Borax is used in many different commercial applications, including as an ingredient in household cleaning products, as a buffer in chemical laboratories, to help extract gold in mining operations, and as a component of glass and ceramics. Borax is not classifiable as a human carcinogen. However, like many other household substances, borax can have a mildly irritating effect on skin. It can also be toxic to adults if ingested in large amounts, and potentially fatal to children if ingested in small amounts. So in summary, borax is perfectly safe as long as you plan to handle it with the same care that you would use with any other household cleaning product (including keeping it away from children, using it in a well-ventilated space, wearing gloves, etc.) Lets look at the 27 Brilliant Household Uses For Borax 1. Preserve Flowers You can use borax to preserve many varieties of fresh-cut flowers. Using borax helps removes moisture from the blossoms and leaves to help prevent wilting while they dry. To use it, just mix one part borax with two parts cornmeal, and sprinkle the mixture into the bottom of a box. Place your flower(s) in the box, then sprinkle more of the borax and cornmeal mixture over the top. Cover the box and let it sit for about two weeks until the flowers are dry. 2. Clean Your Carpets Boost the cleaning power of your carpet cleaning machine by adding a 1/2 cup of borax per gallon of water to the reservoir. 3. Dissolve Sticky Messes Get rid of sticky, gooey, and gummy adhesive residue with a mixture of two parts borax and 1 part water. Rub the mixture onto the mess until the adhesive dissolves, then rinse clean. 4. Feed Fruit Trees Sprinkle a cup of borax around a full-sized apple tree (or a couple of tablespoons around a young tree) every 3-4 years. This adds the trace mineral boron to the soil, which fruit trees need for good cell wall growth and for fruit and seed development 5. Deter Pests Keep roaches, water bugs, and ants away by sprinkling equal parts borax and sugar anywhere you suspect they may be entering your home. 6. kill Mold Borax is a great to kill mold in the home. All you need to do is Mix a cup of borax with a gallon of hot water and stir well, Next Pour the solution into a spray bottle and Spray generously onto the affected area and allow to settle for a few minutes. Use a scrubber or toothbrush to tackle both lightly and heavily effected areas, and ensure all the mould is physically removed Wipe away the excess mould Don’t rinse the borax away, as it will continue disinfecting the area Allow the area to naturally dry and repeat if necessary 7. Kill Weeds Use a sprinkle of borax to kill weeds that come up through the cracks in your walkways. (That’s why borax should be kept away from most plants, because it makes a rather effective herbicide!) 8. Clean Cookware The gentle cleaning effect of borax is perfect for use on porcelain and aluminum cookware. Sprinkle onto pots and pans and rub with a damp dishcloth to clean, then rinse thoroughly. 9. Clean Car Upholstery Another homemade cleaning solution that benefits from borax is my homemade car upholstery cleaner. It’s the most affordable way I’ve found to remove dirt and grime from your car’s floor mats and upholstery! 10. Freshen Up Your Fridge Mix up a cleaning solution of 1 quart warm water and 1 tablespoon borax, and use it to clean spills and grime inside your refrigerator. Not only will it clean your fridge, but it will deodorize it and leave it smelling much fresher! 11. Remove Rust Remove rust by mixing up a simple cleaning solution of 1-2 tablespoons of borax, 1 tablespoon of lemon juice, and enough water to make a paste. Apply the paste with a sponge or scrubber to your rusted items, and scrub until the rust is gone. (Be sure to rinse and dry the item thoroughly afterward.)

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