Citric Acid Anhydrous suitable for making Bath Bombs, Bath Dust as well as Natural Cleaning. 

This is a fine grained Citric Acid and makes lovely Bath Bombs! 

Prices start at £4.39, please select your weight from the drop down below.

Basic Bath Bomb Recipe for beginners.

Our top tips for using Citric Acid as a cleaning product around the house! Especially good in areas with hard water. Also lets talk about areas a surfaces where Citric Acid shouldn’t be used.

Best Uses for Citric Acid

Descaling Kettles & Coffee Makers: This is its "superpower." Boil a kettle with 1–2 tablespoons of citric acid and water. Let it sit for 15 minutes, and rinse well.

Toilet Deep Clean: Pour about half a cup into the bowl and leave it overnight.

Dishwasher & Washing Machine: Run an empty hot cycle with a cup of citric acid to clear out internal mineral buildup and soap scum.

Showerheads & Faucets: Soak a crusty showerhead in a warm citric acid solution for 30 minutes to clear the jets.

Windows & Mirrors: Mix 1 tablespoon in 500ml of water for a streak-free spray that cuts through water spots.

Never use Citric Acid on the following.

Natural Stone: Do not use on marble, granite, or limestone. It will "etch" the surface, leaving dull, white spots that can't be wiped away.

Electronic Screens: It can eat through the protective coatings on TVs, smartphones, and laptops.

Finished Wood: It can strip the wax or varnish off hardwood floors and furniture.

Some Metals: While great for stainless steel, it can tarnish copper and brass if left on too long.

Recipe

Basic recipe for a home made cleaning product to replace chemical filled cleaning products. To make a standard cleaning spray, use this ratio:

2 cups (500ml) Warm water

1–2 tbsp Citric acid

1 teaspoon of Liquid Castile Soap (to help it "cling" to vertical surfaces like shower walls).

Top Tip! Save old cleaning spray bottles, wash out well and reuse.
As confirmed by the manufacturer this product is Vegan.
Prices start at £4.39, please select your weight from the drop down.

Whilst this grade of Citric Acid is Food grade, bags smaller than 25KG are bagged down in an area that isn't a food preparation area and should not be consumed.

CITRIC ACID SPEC SHEET

SDS: Citric Acid Anhydrous

Citric Acid COA Batch: 0326