Linoleum cleaner, the mixing

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I weighed the baking soda.  My scale, unfortunately, goes in 5-gram increments; so I settled for 15 grams of baking soda.  I poured this into my mixing cup.  I then poured in some steaming hot water from my tap and stirred with a wire whisk.  Here is what the solution of dissolved baking soda looks like.

Next, I added the 3/4 teaspoon of dish soap.  Using a 1/4-teaspoon, I added 3 measures of dish detergent.  I used a generic store brand with orange scent.

As you can see for the picture above, this made the solution a little sudsy, so adding the remaining water is going to be interesting.

I ran the water slowly down the side of the bowl, resulting in the photo above.

Adding the vinegar made the solution foam a little, which really isn’t demonstrated in the photo above, and it did not create much volume.

Well, there it is:  The final solution.  I am going to pour this into the old laundry detergent bottle for long-term storage.  Remember, whenever you store a solution in an old container, LABEL THE CONTAINER with what you put in so you don’t forget what is in there.  Another tip, pour the solution into the container as slowly as possible to prevent creation of suds.

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