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Store citric acid in a cool, dry place in an airtight container to prevent clumping.
Label all homemade solutions clearly, especially if kept in spray bottles.
Keep citric acid away from children and pets when not in use.
Variations:
Add baking soda to cleaning mixtures for extra scrubbing power.
Blend citric acid with vinegar for a stronger descaler.
Combine with essential oils like lemon, eucalyptus, or tea tree for a natural scent and antibacterial boost.
Use in bath bombs for a fun DIY skincare project.
FAQ:
Is citric acid safe for skin?
In small, diluted amounts, yes. However, it’s acidic, so always do a patch test before using on skin and avoid contact with eyes.
Can I use citric acid on all surfaces?
Avoid using on natural stone (like marble or granite), as it can etch the surface.
Where can I buy food-grade citric acid?
It is widely available in pharmacies, health stores, or online in powder form.
How does citric acid differ from vinegar?
Citric acid is a solid and more concentrated acid than vinegar, making it ideal for tasks requiring strong but natural cleaning power.
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