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11 things you should never clean with baking soda

It seems like baking soda can get any job done, but it can actually cause damage when used to clean some surfaces.

By Morgan Cutolo

Gold plated dishes or utensils

Never clean your gold-lined dishes or gold utensils with baking soda. Gold is an extremely soft metal and baking soda is an abrasive cleaner, says Franco. It will scratch ruin the finish and cause the plating to wear off.

Wooden floors

Similar to wood furniture, baking soda can wear away at the sealant used on wood floors. It’s best to stick to cleaners made specifically for wood floors.

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Source: RD.com

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11 things you should never clean with baking soda

Gold plated dishes or utensils

Wooden floors

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