Why can’t Garnet blast off Bitumen yet SODA can?
Soda crystals are sharp which can cut through bitumen as opposed to Garnet and other hard abrasives that try to use a hammering effect on the surface of the product being removed causing heat and damage. Soda is also a degreaser which breaks down the oils in the bitumen. Q) So if Concrete is hard how can Soda remove it? A) Concrete is made up of sand, mortar and stones. The agent that holds it all together is cement which can be blasted. So as the mortar is lifted then the rest comes off as well. Q) Does Soda remove grease? A) Yes. Soda is excellent at removing grease as it has degreasing values. The EPA has deemed it to be an A1 cleaner. A cousin of Soda is sodium carbonate, commonly known as washing powder which is used extensively in the cleaning industry as a natural cleaner and degreaser. Q) Can we eat BUMP SODA? A) BUMP SODA in food grade. It can be used in the food industry, for example to clean cooking equipment but it is not recommended for consumption. Q) What else is soda in
