Citric Acid (Anhydrous) - Food Grade - 5 kg - Ukhealthhouse

Anhydrous means 'without water'. Anhydrous citric acid contains no water molecules, making it more concentrated and stable than its hydrated counterpart, which is beneficial for applications like bath bombs where moisture control is important.

Yes, this product is 100% food grade and GMO-free, making it safe for use in food and beverages as a flavor enhancer or preservative.

For general cleaning and descaling, dissolve 1-3 tablespoons of citric acid in a liter of warm water. Use the solution to wipe surfaces, soak items, or in appliances like kettles and coffee makers. Always rinse surfaces with clean water afterward and ensure good ventilation.

Yes, citric acid can be used in cold process soap making to create sodium citrate, which can help 'superfat' the soap and improve lather. It's also used in bath bombs and other bath products.

When stored properly in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, citric acid has a very long shelf life, generally several years, without significant degradation.

Mesh powder refers to the fineness of the grind. A higher mesh count indicates a finer powder, which dissolves more easily and evenly in liquids.

It is not recommended to inhale citric acid powder as it can cause respiratory irritation. Always use in a well-ventilated area and consider wearing a mask if handling large quantities.

This is likely due to moisture absorption. Ensure the container is airtight and stored in a dry environment. If clumping is minor, you may be able to break it apart for use.

Ensure you are using a sufficient concentration of citric acid. For stubborn scale, you may need to let the solution sit for longer or use a warmer (not boiling, unless specified for the appliance) solution.

Check that you have used the correct ratio of citric acid to baking soda (typically 1:1 or 1:2). Ensure all ingredients are dry before mixing and that sufficient liquid was added during the activation stage (but not too much).

Citric acid can be acidic. Wear gloves and eye protection during use. If irritation occurs, rinse the affected area thoroughly with water. If symptoms persist, seek medical advice.