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Wendy Johnston Says...
I live in Canada and having a hard time finding Arm & Hammer washing soda here.
Sherry Says...
Hello. I’m in BC. Depending on where you are, I’ve bought it at Costco, Thrifty’s and Save On Foods. And I’m fairly certain I’ve seen it at Superstore (and Shoppers Drug Mart which are now the same company) and Canadian Tire.
Sherry Says...
Wendy. I reread your comment. baking soda – the stuff you put in cookies and muffins. not washing soda. Different stuff. Try London Drugs too. Hope this helps.
Leslie Says...
Someone else suggested writing to arm and hammer they sent them a list of where you can get it
Denise Says...
To Wendy: It must depend on where you live. I am in Montreal, Quebec and I can order it at will. Maybe try “Sobeys” they might suggest a few stores where you can find Arm and &
Hammer.
Edna Springs Says...
To Wendy Johnston, try http://www.Amazon.com for the baking soda, or search engine on goggle or yahoo, etc. Baking soda is inexpensive and works great with distill vinegar which is inexpensive too. I use both in my laundry for all color wash, it cleans and take body smells, sour, and mold smell out of your sheets, towels and whatever else you want to smell fresh and clean. I use one cup of vinegar with one cup of baking soda, I even use it with bleach in my whites, no matter what I’m washing I always put my favorite laundry detergent in too. Vinegar has many uses, not only for cooking and marinating with.