Do you keep a tub of bicarb in your kitchen cupboard for baking? You may be interested to know about a few other uses around the house for this easily available and cheap ingredient. These days I think the majority of us are either looking for cheaper or more eco friendly alternatives to expensive household items and, wandering across the world wide web I came across some alternative uses for good old bicarb

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The close link between the sense of taste and the sense of smell is something we are not always aware of. Only when we have a cold do we realize that not only can we not smell thing, but the taste of food has also vanishe