McCormick Alum, 1.9 oz

I’ve been making my own natural deodorants for years, and this alum powder is exactly what I needed. It’s finely ground, easy to dissolve, and blends well with my other ingredients.Using it makes the whole process faster and smoother. I love that I can trust the quality and purity of the product—no strange odors or clumping.What I love most:• Fine texture, dissolves easily• Great for DIY recipes• Feels clean and natural on the skin• Makes homemade deodorant even betterFinal thoughts:If you’re into natural self-care and like to make your own products, this alum powder is a must-have. I’ll definitely be buying it again.

Great spice for using with cut hydrangeas

Es pequeño pero perfecto para lo que yo quería

The media could not be loaded. May I say how well this "seasoning" was packaged. I could barely open the top w| my bare hands, it was on so tight. Smell test checks out that it is what it's supposed to. Delivery was on time as well!

Mixed results using alum for my hydrangeas. I lucked out this year and my hydrangeas have bloomed prolifically. I normally try not to cut them until fall but with heavy rains the massive bushes took some damage and so I decided to enjoy some inside. Way too much wilting going on so I decided to give the alum a go. After waiting four days for this to arrive I recut the stems minimum one inch and then dipped into the powder. So far the results have been mixed but it’s worth the small price and a good item to have in my pantry. I also tried using it as a mouth rinse on a troubled tooth as I read here in the reviews. Tried once so I have no idea if it will help but again, certainly worth a try. Great purchase.

I have been flower gardening for over 25 years, and like to make bouquets for friends, relatives, and bring them to restaurants we frequent in our area.A new gardening friend and I combined a couple of things to extend hydrangeas in bouquets...If you put hydrangeas in a bouquet, unfortunately they wilt very quickly, even using the usual floral extender you normally use in the water. However, if you cut the end of the hydrangea stalk at an angle, dip it in water to wet the end and then dip it in "Alum", then place it in the vase, the hydrangea will last MUCH longer. This little trick may actually bring back hydrangeas that are already wilting. You should also add one or two shakes of salt a day to the water in the vase as well (not too much though, as the other flowers won't appreciate it).I jokingly said our experiment felt like it was, "An 8th Grade Science Fair Project"! LOL!But it works, and that's what counts!!!

Es bueno

I mis read that these are crystals.I needed powder. Thats my fault though.However because these are crystals I find them hard to work with. They’re very hard and for me do not dissolve or crush into a powder easily.Please dont be like me buy the wrong form.The 3 stars sint because I goofed. These hinestly ib my opinion are hard to work with in general. Thats why only 3 stars.