Citric Acid (Anhydrous) - 100% Food Grade - Ukhealthhouse

Anhydrous means the citric acid contains no water. This makes it more concentrated and stable for use in recipes where moisture content is critical, such as bath bombs.

Yes, this is 100% food-grade citric acid and is safe for use in food preparation, as a flavoring agent, or preservative according to standard culinary practices.

Store in a cool, dry place in a tightly sealed, airtight container to prevent it from absorbing moisture from the air.

Yes, citric acid is effective for descaling appliances like washing machines and dishwashers. Typically, a cycle with a cup or two of citric acid on a hot setting (without laundry) is recommended. Always check your appliance's manual for specific instructions.

The product is described as a 'mesh powder', indicating a fine particle size suitable for easy dissolving and blending in DIY formulations.

While food-grade, citric acid is an acid and can irritate sensitive skin. It's recommended to use gloves when handling and to properly dilute it for skin applications. Perform a patch test before widespread use.

No, you should never mix citric acid with bleach. Mixing acids with bleach can create toxic chlorine gas.

Ensure you have the correct ratio of citric acid to baking soda and that all ingredients are dry. Humidity can affect performance.

Increase the concentration of citric acid or allow the solution to sit longer on the stain before scrubbing. Always test on a small area first.

This indicates it may have absorbed moisture. Store in a completely dry, airtight container. While anhydrous, it can still absorb ambient humidity over time.

Rinse affected area with plenty of water. Always use gloves when handling citric acid powder.