2.5 Pounds Non-GMO Food Grade Citric Acid for DIY Bath Bombs

Barefoot Lass: A bit expensive, but I love this product for cleaning my water distiller. It only takes a teaspoon and a few minutes to soak that icky stuff at the bottom of the distiller.

United States on Jun 12, 2023

David A.: 1. Pour in half a cup into 5 gallon bucket of water.
2. Drop in your rusted part and let sit for 24 hours.
3. Your part no longer has rust.

Satisfied. Wish it wasn't so pricey tho.

United States on May 21, 2023

BritnyAnne: Used to make bath bombs and was satisfied with strength of product especially when compared to citric acid I've bought from the grocery store.

United States on Jan 26, 2023

Brittney: Just not my brand of choice but works

United States on Dec 29, 2022

Woundrn: OMG, OMG,OMG, I live in Texas near Austin and the lime scale problem in the water is the worst I’ve ever seen. I’ve been ill and unable to clean daily the way that lime scale is required in this area. I wish I thought to take a picture it was green gray stone covering the inside of the toilet bowl. No amount of bleach or other product removes this particularly when there’s a large build up . Of course the scaling catches deficatory matter that then becomes a breeding ground for bacteria. I ordered this with a plan but I was still not feeling chipper so I poured two of the bags over the inside of the bowl and turned off the water and let them sit and become a paste with the moisture in the bowl. I let this sit for about eight hours. The water was turned on and the bowl was flushed and more than half dissolved and went right down with the flush. The rest appeared unchanged but when I took a toilet brush to it it was softer than toothpaste and washed away with no problem. There were two small spots about the size of a quarter each that did not resolve this treatment a second treatment with the last bag solve the problem the bowl looks like the day it was born.

United States on Jul 01, 2020