Examples from literature

• Add some borax powder. 
• Borax easily dissolves a considerable quantity of it, and gives a glass tinged with green. 
• It was flat, salty, alkali or borax ground, crusted and cracked. 
• Soda may be used in place of borax, but the latter salt maintains the softness of the wool fibre better. 
• The powdered borax may be scattered two or three times a week over the exposed surface so as to whiten it. 
• This is usually all that is necessary, but if the stain is very stubborn, spread over a bowl containing one quart of water and one teaspoonful of borax.