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Kanaiya Fatkadi Whole, 200 Grams

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Kanaiya Fatkadi Whole (200 g): Whole Alum Crystals for Traditional Household UseKanaiya Fatkadi Whole is a 200 gram pack of whole alum crystals, known…

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Kanaiya Fatkadi Whole, 200 Grams

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Kanaiya Fatkadi Whole (200 g): Whole Alum Crystals for Traditional Household Use
Kanaiya Fatkadi Whole is a 200 gram pack of whole alum crystals, known across India as phitkari or fatkadi. For generations, South Asian families have kept a lump of alum in the bathroom cabinet or near the water pot for a range of practical household jobs. SubziCart.com stocks this simple traditional item so you do not have to hunt for it at local stores.


Product Features
• Whole, uncut alum (fatkadi or phitkari) crystals from Kanaiya
• Translucent, stone-like pieces that are easy to handle
• A familiar item in many Gujarati, Marathi and North Indian households
• Multipurpose household mineral used in traditional routines
• 200 g pack that lasts a long time


Product Details
• Brand: Kanaiya
• Product: alum crystals (fatkadi, phitkari)
• Form: whole pieces, not powdered
• Net weight: 200 grams
• Packing: sealed pouch or packet
• Storage: keep dry in a closed container, as alum absorbs moisture
• Not a food or seasoning; keep out of reach of children


How to Use
People use fatkadi in several traditional ways. Follow any directions on the pack and use common sense:
• After-shave rub: many men wet a crystal and glide it over freshly shaved skin, a barbershop habit across South Asia
• Water clarifying: stirring alum in a bucket of cloudy water to help particles settle is a long-standing village practice
• Underarm use: some people rub a damp piece on the skin as a traditional deodorant alternative
• Pooja and nazar rituals: in some families alum is used in customs meant to ward off the evil eye


Frequently Asked Questions
Is fatkadi the same as alum?
Yes. Fatkadi, fatakadi and phitkari are regional names for alum, a mineral salt sold as clear crystals.
Can I eat alum or cook with it?
This pack is intended for household and personal-care routines, not as a cooking ingredient. Check the label and avoid swallowing it.
Why buy whole crystals instead of powder?
Whole pieces are easier to hold as a rub after shaving and tend to last longer. Powder is more convenient only when dissolving it in water.
Keep a pack of Kanaiya fatkadi handy by ordering today.

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