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Dawn Sci’s Citric Acid powder is a naturally occurring organic acid found primarily in citrus fruits. It has become a common food additive due to its sour taste and preservative qualities. Citric acid powder helps preserve food and perishables and is one of the most common food additives. It is often used as a flavoring agent to add sourness, but it also helps support kidney health. Despite being acidic, it acts as an alkalizing agent that helps raise the PH of urine and support healthy digestion. Citric acid may also help support heart and cardiovascular health. In addition, it acts as an antioxidant and can help fortify the immune system and support healthy skin. However, citric acid is best for food preservative, boost immune system, support cardiovascular health etc. In-addition some of the further application & uses mention below.

• Antioxidant
• Fortifies the immune system
• Supports healthy skin
• Food grade
• Pure Citric Acid – Anhydrous (No Water or other additives)
• Extremely refined and pure.
• FCC/USP (For use in Recipient/Food, not for use in drugs)
• Use for water softening, craft making, candy making, pH adjustment of shampoo bases
• Many amazing uses you. Visit our website for more information.
• Bath Bombs: Combine with sodium bicarbonate to make fizzy bombs for your bath.
• In candy making, citric acid provides a sour flavor. This is what’s on War heads.
• Using citric acid, cleansers become lather and will clean better due to the softened water.
• Pool care Make a paste and remove stains from your swimming pool liner and fiberglass pools (TEST FIRST!)
• For Soaps: Chelate metals in hard water.
• TILE CLEANER- Prepare 1 cup of Citric Acid with 3 cups of water in a bowl. Stir until completely dissolved. Apply to tile with a scrub brush. Rinse clean. Dirty, stained Tile will once again be beautiful and shiny bright!
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NOTE : Any of above statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration (FDA).This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. This information provided is general and should not be taken as medical advice. We strongly advise you to have a test batch before use.

FAQ's

What exactly is citric acid?

It’s an acid compound naturally found in lemon or pineapple juice, but it can also be derived from the fermentation of sugars using Aspergillus niger spores.

Citric Acid can helps to clean?

The naturally occurring citric acid is perfect for making natural cleaning products to clean your home.
– It tackles soap scum, removes hard water build-up, stains, and even rust.
– It works great to remove coffee stains, tea stains, yellowing, and browning discolorations as well as water and urine stains.
– Citric acid also combats bacteria and mold without harmful chemicals, leaving you feeling safer in your own home.
– Citric acid also combats bacteria and mold without harmful chemicals, leaving you feeling safer in your own home.
– Citric acid can be used on metal, however, to prevent rust, the metal should be rinsed well & dried after cleaning.

Does Citric Acid can helps remove all type of germs?

A solution made with citric acid is the way to go. Mix up a solution and add to a spray bottle then feel free to spray it almost anywhere (except a few places – see below), and take care of germs and grime. It even works to repel dust!
Eco-Friendly household cleaner: 6 parts water with 1 part citric acid. Just spray and wipe.

Citric acid can be use as detergent?

Citric acid is safe for the dishwasher and can be used as an eco-friendly dishwasher detergent or for cleaning your dishwasher, plastic, or stainless steel. There’s no residue left behind on dishes, and the water isn’t contaminated with chemicals, so there’s a less negative impact on the environment.
Here’s how to make dishwasher detergent cubes with citric acid. Make dishes and glassware sparkle & shiner: put some citric acid in the dishwasher bottom to prevent spots on dishes.

Can citric acid use as Stain Remover?

Citric acid is a chelating agent, bactericide, fungicide, anticoagulant, agricultural chemical, therapeutic agent, sequestrant, & hematologic agent. When it comes to stain, the citric acid works similarly to bleach, working to eliminate unsightly stains and even odors. However, It really help to remove stains from your favorite outfits.