Comparing E500I - Sodium carbonate vs E262 - Sodium acetates

Synonyms
E500i
Sodium carbonate
washing soda
E262
Sodium acetates
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Popular questions
  1. How to clean washing machine with vinegar and baking soda?

    To clean with sodium carbonate (E500i, washing soda), run an empty hot cycle with about 1/2–1 cup to degrease and soften scale, then wipe seals and run a rinse. If you also use vinegar, do it in a separate cycle—acid and alkali neutralize each other if mixed.

  2. Can you put baking soda in washing machine?

    If you mean sodium carbonate (E500i, washing soda), yes—add a small amount with detergent to boost cleaning and soften water, but it’s more alkaline than baking soda. Avoid on wool/silk and follow fabric and appliance instructions.

  3. How to make washing soda?

    Convert baking soda to sodium carbonate (washing soda, E500i) by heating it on a tray at about 200°C/400°F for 30–60 minutes, stirring until it turns dull and grainy. Let it cool and store airtight, as it’s hygroscopic.

  4. Can i put baking soda in washing machine?

    If you’re thinking of washing soda (sodium carbonate, E500i), yes—use sparingly as a laundry booster; it’s stronger than baking soda. Always follow garment care labels and avoid on protein fibers like wool and silk.

  5. Is baking soda good for washing fruits and vegetables?

    A mild baking soda (sodium bicarbonate, E500ii) solution can help remove dirt and some residues; rinse well. Sodium carbonate (E500i, washing soda) is more alkaline and not recommended for produce washing.

  1. What is e262 in food?

    E262 is sodium acetates (sodium acetate and sodium diacetate), used as a preservative and acidity regulator to control pH and inhibit microbial growth.

  2. What is sodium acetates formula?

    Sodium acetate is CH3COONa (anhydrous) or CH3COONa·3H2O (trihydrate); sodium diacetate (E262(ii)) is CH3COONa·CH3COOH.

  3. What is sodium acetates symbol?

    Chemically it’s written as CH3COONa (often abbreviated NaOAc); on food labels the code is E262.

  4. Where is area cod e262?

    E262 isn’t an area code—it’s the EU food additive number for sodium acetates shown on ingredient lists.

  5. Why are sodium bicarbonate and sidium acetates?

    Both are sodium salts of weak acids used in foods: sodium bicarbonate acts as a leavening agent/acid neutralizer, while sodium acetates preserve foods and help regulate acidity.