Borax
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Hi I'm in the U.K... where can I buy Borax I'm near Brighton xx
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Posted , 8 users are following.
Hi I'm in the U.K... where can I buy Borax I'm near Brighton xx
0 likes, 12 replies
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christine_fay Tybear
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diana71766 Tybear
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Tybear
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Indeed, it frightens the life out of me! A lot of ladies are saying it's a good thing to use, I think in the end you are willing to try anything !!! X
diana71766 Tybear
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claire12259 Tybear
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diana71766 Tybear
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Sensitive area. Taking away it's natural immunities
Guest Tybear
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I have asked this question before but am unclear where I can get borax. The borax on the shopping sites is from what I can see "borax substitute". I think borax is a banned substance in the U.K.
It would be helpful if someone could clarify the chemical composition of the substance that is used outwith UK so that I could try and get that. I would be keen to try it but want to be certain I am getting the right stuff. Any info appreciated.
claire12259 Tybear
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Hiya
I did order some from a soap making company based in Devon. Sorry I can't remember their name. Im not totally sure it was Borax. They did send me the composition details but that didn't really help me!!. I didn't find it worked brilliantly but saying that Im not completely sure its my LS playing up or something else entirely as I only have the itching bit and thats intermittent.
lynn_78641 Tybear
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fran24104 Tybear
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I used borax a lot but have reduced to only when I itch now as it is pretty good at stopping the itch right away for me. I use Borax (Sodium Tetraborate) Decahydrate which is mined by 20 Mule Team. I got it on ebay. It didn't reduce the white patches or unfuse anything, but any further fusing stopped. It is worth a try.
Guest fran24104
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Thanks, I've just ordered some and if it doesn't work for LS it wont be wasted as it has loads of other uses from curing snake skins to killing weeds!
Can I ask how much you add to a bath?
fran24104 Guest
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I don't put it in the bath as I mostly shower. I mix a small amount in a jar and dab it on with a cotton wool ball, usually before I go to bed. Probably about a teaspoon to a jam jar approximately.