Arm & Hammer Baking Soda Fridge-n-Freezer Odor Absorber, Orange 14 oz, Pack of 12
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I change the boxes every three months, despite the fact that the package says they should be changed once a month. After three months, I haven't noticed any decrease in efficacy.
12 boxes per pack of 12 (boxes).
While the Fridge is being repaired, Rebecca, The ARM in Freezer is 100% pure. We do not recommend using HAMMER Baking Soda in baked goods. Deodorizing is the primary purpose of the granulation size.
Thank you for reaching out to us with your query. The use of ARM is not advised. Fridge with HAMMERTM Baking Soda- In the dishwasher, place FreezerTM. Remove the front and back panels from the box and place it near the back or a fan in the refrigerator or freezer to use.
Selected User Reviews For Arm & Hammer Baking Soda Fridge-n-Freezer Odor Absorber, Orange 14 oz, Pack of 12
If you can't get to WalMart for a few of these, keep an eye on them until the seller comes to their senses. They do a good job, but they aren't worth $40 per box! LOL.
I assumed it was a single box, and the price seemed excessive, but I figured I'd give it a shot because of the concept. It was a fantastic design, and there were 12 boxes in total, so it was a fantastic deal. My new problem is figuring out where to put it. LOL.
is a game-changer, to say the least. Baking soda was always regarded as a high-potency cleaning agent when I was a kid. pH powder was required to release carbon dioxide gas into your chocolate chip cookies, causing them to puff up instead of flatten. This product, on the other hand, does not even have a teaspoon opening. When you put this exposed box into your refrigerator, the smells check in but don't check out because the sides come off, revealing cloth mesh on both sides. I'm not sure if it's the carbon dioxide or the inner powder's pure white perfection, but this comes in handy when you've forgotten about that brief excursion into taxidermy back in 2004. AMAZING.
When I wash my hair, I substitute baking soda for shampoo. As a result of hoarding (COVID-) 19), the stores were out of baking soda, so I had to order some online for less than $1 per box, which is a good deal where I live. br>br>The box says it's not for baking. That isn't a problem for me because I didn't buy it for that purpose.
The product, on the other hand, is satisfactory. The item description stated that it would come in twelve 14oz boxes (expensive for baking soda), but I had previously used this style of box in my refrigerator and freezer and liked it, so I decided to splurge. Only FOUR 14oz boxes of baking soda were included in the package I received. ($20 for four boxes of baking soda is ridiculous; they're only $0. 25 each. ) 99 cents at the market, despite the lack of a fancy box. )br>br>I thought to myself, "Damn, I must have misread the quantity description," so I double-checked the product description - They were supposed to send twelve 14 oz boxes, but only four were sent. br>br>I figured we all make mistakes, so what the heck, I'll open a ticket and see if they'll send the missing boxes out. Instead, I've been "approved" for a return, but I'll have to pay for return shipping as well as a restocking fee. That's just bad customer service; I'm not sure why I should be charged for a product description that is inaccurate or a shipping error. So, I can recommend this neat box, but not this seller, "HolidayRedSales. ".
I've been working with Arm for quite some time now. Fridge Hammer – Freezer packs have been around for a long time, probably since the beginning. Previously, I had torn open the top lid of one of their regular boxes. I believe they do a good job of reducing odors in my refrigerator and freezer, and I would recommend them. If you've never used these before, they're a lot easier to use than ripping open the top lid of a regular box, and they're also a lot less messy because no baking soda spills out. Simply tear the side panels off (along the perforations, which is super easy) to reveal the mesh underneath, which keeps the baking soda completely contained, and then store the box in your refrigerator or freezer. br>br>It's still regular baking soda, so if you have a fresh box on hand (like I did), you can use it to bake with it. br>br>These cost less than $1 a box at my local Target, but Amazon has them for about the same price when you buy the 12-pack (at least for the past couple of months). For ten dollars, you can get a ten-piece pack. It's extremely convenient to have these delivered directly to me, and I won't have to worry about them for a few months. Yes, it takes up a little more pantry space, but it's not a big deal because the boxes are so small. br>br>These are excellent value for money.
If you have enough space to store several boxes of Armour, do so. This is the best size to have because it can be kept in the fridge and the smaller boxes are easier to handle. I always compare prices between a physical store and Amazon, and Amazon usually comes out on top. This is the case here, and the price is extremely reasonable.
This item was just delivered to me today. There were at least 12 boxes, and when I opened one, I realized it wasn't Arm. Baking soda powder hammered into a solid block I'm not sure how the seller managed to keep this product in such good condition, but each box contained half a pound of hard Armour. The "block" of Hammer Baking Soda br>br>In my attempt to break the block, I damaged the screen and caused powder to leak. I'm not sure how old this item is, but it's in terrible shape. I could return all 12 boxes, but I had already attempted to break more while hoping that the rest would be fine. NOPE! All same. Sigh! I suppose I'll have to be careful with broken screen boxes, but I'm not going to buy Arm. This seller sells Hammer Baking Soda.
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