5 More Things To Do with Club Soda

Think club soda is best used for mixing cocktails? Think again, because we've found five more fun ways to get the most out of club soda.

From Extraordinary Uses for Ordinary Things, Reader’s Digest Canada

Did you know the first club soda was sold in North America at the end of the 1700s? That's when pharmacists figured out how to infuse plain water with carbon dioxide, which they believed was responsible for giving natural bubbling water health-inducing qualities. Take a look at five neat ways to put your club soda to work around the house:

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