Baking Soda 101

I am convinced that Baking Soda is a gift from the gods, and I don't understand why everyone doesn't buy it in bulk like I do. (Correction, I just buy Kroger Sodium Bicarnate in large quantities. Same price as buying in bulk and it comes in a few little boxes so I can keep it in different rooms.) The question is not what baking soda can do, but what baking soda can't do. And where baking soda fails, there is always apple cider vinegar, white vinegar, and hydrogen peroxide to pick up the slack. These are the superheroes of household and personal hygiene.

So what have I discovered that baking soda can do? I've discovered lists of 101 uses for baking soda, but I've hardly tried most of those uses. So far I have switched to using baking soda to exfoliate my face (resulting in a soft forehead), I add a cup or so in with my baths, use it to clean my toilet, my counters, my sink, my floors, I add it in with my laundry, and it makes my cakes nice and fluffy. Supposedly this is only the tip of the iceberg.