Chemistry Crafters With Banu

 How to buy formulas? Click the link to purchase formulas This link will open Banu's online store. Choose the formula you need. Check the special Instructions for that formula.  Read the terms and conditions. Click on the video link nearby to watch the video. It will show the ingredients/ramaterials used in the formula.  The video will also explain the process.  Make sure you can buy those ingredients and follow the process.  Then, fill in your details and pay online, and the formula will be sent to your Gmail immediately. It will not come through WhatsApp.

    Click here, to view wide range of cleaning products making vides and other technical discussions. Following Making Videos are available 1.        Liquid detergent – 5 Making Videos i)         Surf Excel-Equivalent ii)       Rin - Equivalent iii)     Thick & Economy Liquid Detergent iv)     Low-Cost Liquid Detergent. v)       Beginners Formula 2.       Dishwash gel – 4 Making Videos i)         Vim Gel – Equivalent ii)       Pril- Equivalent iii)     Second Quality Dish Wash Gel iv)     100% Natural Dish Wash Gel 3.       Floor Cleaner – 5 Making Videos i)         Lysol Equivalent ii)       Economy Floor Cle...

  What infrastructure is required? 1. We don't need a high-tech, expensive lab or     expensive equipment.  2. We need a hand blender and utilities something made of plastic. 3. For safety, we always need a pair of goggles, a pair of gloves,       and running water from the tap. 4. We can buy small amounts of chemicals while we're still      learning and using them for our own purposes. 5. After you've mastered the skill, you may purchase a lot of       it if you want to use it for business.

  Safety Instructions Safety First- Others Next. Experiment in a Well-Ventilated Area:  Experiment in a well-ventilated area to prevent the accumulation of fumes or vapours. When working with volatile substances, use a fume hood. safety equipments Use goggles, a mask, and gloves when and where it's needed.   Know Your Chemicals:  Know the properties of the chemicals you're working with, such as their hazards, how they react, and any risks they might create. Don't Pipet with Your Mouth: Avoid using your mouth for pipetting. Use proper pipetting tools. Avoid Direct Contact:  Avoid direct contact with chemicals. Use appropriate tools, such as spatulas or tweezers.   Wash Hands Thoroughly:  Wash your hands with soap and water after handling chemicals or equipment, even if you've worn gloves. Keep Your Workspace Organized:  Keep your workspace clean and free of clutter to reduce the chance of collisions and spills.

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