I did some searching on this forum and came across some posts dealing with using Baking Soda to neutralize the acid leaking from batteries.
I googled "washing soda"(sodium carbonate) and found that it is much more alkaline than baking soda(sodium bicarbonate) and should therefore be more effective in neutralizing acid.
So, why is no one using washing soda around battery terminals?
I googled "washing soda"(sodium carbonate) and found that it is much more alkaline than baking soda(sodium bicarbonate) and should therefore be more effective in neutralizing acid.
So, why is no one using washing soda around battery terminals?