Zero Waste Starting From Home | 11 Surprising Uses of Citric Acid Powder🍋 | eco-friendly cleaning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2023
- Today I want to share with you 10 uses of citric acid in cleaning 🍋 & 1 bonus use outside of cleaning.
Citric acid is a natural cleaning agent that is very effective in removing stubborn stains and dirt. It's also safe to use on most surfaces, making it a great alternative to harsh chemicals.
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🔖 Recipe:
1 cups Baking Soda (Bicarbonate of Soda)
0.5 cup Corn Starch
0.5 cup Citric Acid
0.5 cup Epsom Salts
2 tsp Canola Oil
2 tsp Essential Oil
1 tsp Distilled Water
Your choice of food colouring or organic food colouring in the video.
1. Mix all dry ingredients together except citric acid powder
2. Mix wet ingredients together, and pour into dry ingredient’s mixture.
3. Add citric acid powder and put into soap mold
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Good morning! Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoyed these useful tips on using citric acid powder! If you enjoyed my video, please consider liking it! 👍🏻
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Hey! The video was incredibly helpful cuz I’m allergic for most chemicals even if I use gloves and mask. So the citric acid is the key for me. Thank you for the video! Have a nice week!!!❤️
Hi Luuna! Thank you for sharing your feedback on the video. I'm glad to hear that it was helpful for you. The use of citric acid is a great alternative for your chemical sensitivities. Have a great week too, and take care! 💛
Thank you for the information ❤😊
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OMG, these clouds turned out SO cute!!!!! ☁☁☁ I loved them! Thanks for sharing these, Amy... I never used citric acid, but need to try it, it seems awesome. Hugs!!!!
Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and found the cloud bath boms cute. Citric acid can definitely add some fun and fizz to the bath bomb, so I hope you have a chance to try it out. 💛
Thank you for your tips. I bought some citric acid because of your recommendation.
My pleasure! I'm glad to hear that my recommendation was helpful to you. Citric acid is a versatile and handy ingredient with various uses. I hope you find it useful and enjoy experimenting with it. 😊
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Thank you! Your video was very peaceful and enjoyable. I don't know why people are still using cleaning vinegar when they could be using citric acid.
Hi Matthew, I'm glad you found the video enjoyable. You are absolutely right, citric acid can be of many uses and can be wonderful alternative😊
Thanks.
Welcome! 🙏
Where do u buy youre citic acid at i bout some on walmart website but its only a small amount
This video so helpful thank you for sharing 🤍
You're so welcome! Hope you are enjoying spring! 😊
I use winger and water for all that
Hi Senora, It's wonderful to hear about your environmentally conscious choices! Using natural cleaning method shows a commitment to sustainability that's truly inspiring. Every small action contributes to a greener future for our society 🌱
Plastic cleans easy with sugar and minimal of dish soap. Close and shake. Removes pasta sauce. Try running through coffee pot.
Hi Laurie, thank you for sharing your tips! When you say sugar, do you mean just regular granulated sugar? It make sense - kinda like a sugar scrub! I will try this method on coffee pot! 😊
@@AmyGood I'm sorry I meant run baking soda or vinegar, one after other through coffee pot, sugar and dish soap on plastic.
@@AmyGood I don't know why sugar works, but have used it myself. Works for paper cuts too, no pain!
Thanks for clarifying! Your cleaning tips are really helpful 🥰
How does it kill mold when it’s produced commercially from black mold?
That’s an interesting point, from what I read, it is said that citric acid is able to destroy the cell walls of mold and kill it due to its acidity.
I found it i had to google youre name thanks
Hi Lynnetta, sorry my link didn’t work, I’ll fix it. Thanks for letting me know. Glad you were able to get it sorted out☺️
Keep it off of granite and marble.
You are absolutely right! Acidic cleaners should never be used on natural stones. ☺️
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It’s not just that it’s acidic, it’s also, and more importantly, a chelate.
How many of U know that most citric acid is black mold or made using black mold which causes edema among many other side effects.
Hi Ripadipaflipa, you are absolutely right. Morden day citric acid is synthetic version derived from mold, and in some cases can cause allergic reactions to the additive. Therefore it is important to remember that everything should be used in moderation. And always use protection when using chemicals. Thank you for sharing your information with me!😊
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It’s not synthetic. It’s still organic, just produced by a different type of living thing, a fungi. I wish you wouldn’t spread misinformation!
People who whine about Aspergillus Niger as the commercial source are science illiterates, informed by other science illiterates. What additive are you referring to?