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

UKHealthHouse Citric Acid (Anhydrous) 100% Food Grade - Great for Bath Bombs! Mesh Powder - Cleani...

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This Ukhealthhouse Citric Acid (Anhydrous) is a versatile, 100% food-grade powder designed for adults seeking effective household solutions, particularly for DIY bath bombs, cleaning, and descaling. Its key benefit lies in its purity and effectiveness for these applications. A minor consideration is that it is a powder and requires careful handling to avoid dust inhalation.

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Age Groupadult
GenderUnisex
Model Part NumberBULK01REISHI
BrandUkhealthhouse

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FAQs

Is this product safe to ingest directly?

While it is food-grade, it is highly acidic and not intended for direct ingestion in its concentrated powder form. It is meant for use in formulated recipes or cleaning solutions.

What does 'Anhydrous' mean?

Anhydrous means the substance contains no water. This makes the citric acid more potent and stable for specific applications like bath bombs where moisture can prematurely start the reaction.

Can I use this to clean aluminum cookware?

It's generally not recommended to use citric acid on aluminum cookware, as it can react with and potentially damage the metal.

How much citric acid should I use for descaling?

A common starting point is 1-2 tablespoons dissolved in a liter of hot water. Adjust the concentration based on the severity of the scale.

Is this product safe for septic systems?

When used in typical household cleaning quantities and properly diluted, citric acid is generally considered safe for septic systems. However, avoid pouring large, concentrated amounts directly into the system.

Does this product contain any allergens?

The product itself is a simple organic acid and does not typically contain common allergens. However, always check the packaging for any specific warnings, and be mindful of other ingredients used in DIY recipes.

Troubleshooting

Bath bombs not fizzing as expected

Ensure you have used the correct ratio of citric acid to baking soda (typically 1:1 or 2:1 baking soda to citric acid) and that there is a small amount of moisture present for the reaction to occur. Too much liquid can pre-react the mixture.

Citric acid is clumping

This indicates moisture absorption. Ensure the container is tightly sealed and store in a dry environment. If clumping is minor, it can often be broken up before use.

Cleaning solution is not effective on stubborn stains

Increase the concentration of citric acid in the water or allow the solution to sit for a longer period. For very tough scale, a paste made with citric acid and a little water might be more effective.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High purity (100% food grade)
  • Effective for descaling and cleaning
  • Ideal ingredient for DIY bath bomb recipes
  • GMO-free formulation
  • Fine mesh powder for easy mixing

Cons

  • Requires careful handling to avoid dust
  • Not a consumable product in its raw powder form without proper formulation
  • May cause irritation if comes into contact with eyes or skin in high concentrations

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: This product requires no setup as it is a raw ingredient. Simply measure and use as needed for your intended application.

Compatibility: Citric acid is compatible with most household cleaning applications and DIY cosmetic formulations. It is important to note its acidic nature and avoid mixing it with bleach-based products, as this can release toxic chlorine gas. When used in bath bombs, ensure all other ingredients are compatible with cosmetic use.

Care: Store Citric Acid in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture, in a tightly sealed container to maintain its anhydrous properties. Keep out of reach of children and pets. While food-grade, it should be handled with care to avoid skin or eye irritation, and dust inhalation.

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