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Argentina’s Latest DIY Kitchen Guides Elevate Baking Soda for Egg Odors and Eggshell Paste for Cookware

The coverage favors precise, low-cost recipes grounded in basic chemistry with explicit safety warnings.

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Overview

  • Diario Uno details a cold soak of 1 liter of water with 2 tablespoons of baking soda for 15–20 minutes to strip egg smell from dishes before a standard hot-water wash.
  • Reporters underscore that baking soda neutralizes sulfurous odors rather than masking them, remains inexpensive and non‑toxic, and is gentle on dishware and food‑contact surfaces.
  • El Cronista promotes a paste of ground eggshells, baking soda, salt, and powdered detergent to lift burnt residue and grease from pots and pans after a 30‑minute application and scrub.
  • El Imparcial outlines staged remedies for smelly kitchen cloths, starting with a bicarbonate treatment followed by a vinegar soak, then laundering on the hottest safe cycle and sun‑drying.
  • Safety guidance is explicit: do not mix bleach with vinegar, ammonia, or alcohol; do not combine hydrogen peroxide with vinegar; begin cloth cleaning with cold water to avoid setting proteins.