The carbonic acid in the club soda breaks down the stain from the fibers and cleans them.
It always works, and it works fast, Ip explains.
This hack works best with fresh red wine stains.
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Once the wine has dried, it becomes less effective.
Just add it to a microfiber mitt and buff out smudges and fingerprints.
It works equally well on your home’s windows, both for the inside and outside surfaces.
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Fill a small bowl or dish with club soda and place it on one of the shelves.
I like to use club soda when making tempura batter.
The sodium bicarbonate in club soda can help tenderize meat, making it a handy ingredient for marinades.
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Soak your jewelry for 15 minutes, then gently scrub any remaining grime with a toothbrush.
Wipe with a soft, clean cloth tomake your jewelry sparkle.
Pour club soda into the skillet while it is still hot.
Allow it to soak for several minutes, then gently scrub with a nylon brush.
A spoonful of sea salt will provide more abrasion if needed.
Tackling Pet Stains
Club soda helps to remove unpleasant pet odors while it cleans.
Apply club soda to pet stains on carpets and upholstery and allow it to soak for about five minutes.
Then blot up the stain with a paper towel or clean cloth.
Cleaning The Bathroom
Club soda can be used as a gentle cleaner for porcelain sinks and toilets.
Spray and wipe away with a soft cloth for sparkling clean results.
