Citric Acid 500g - Powerful & economical natural cleaner

🍋 Powerful natural descaler

♻️ Recyclable kraft packaging

🌽 100% natural origin (corn fermentation)

💧 Effective against tartar, rust, and limescale

Citric acid 500g: the superhero of natural cleaning

Citric acid 500g is an essential natural ingredient for eco-friendly home cleaning. 🌱

Made from glucose syrup derived from corn, this mild but remarkably effective acid is the perfect ingredient for homemade household products.

In white powder form, it is anhydrous (water-free), ultra-concentrated, and 100% natural. Its powerful descaling and anti-rust action make it indispensable for cleaning stainless steel, enamel, textiles, and even kitchens and bathrooms (machines, faucets, toilets, etc.).

💡 Packaged in a This product, packaged in a recyclable kraft bag, is an ecological and zero-waste alternative to many conventional cleaners.

What exactly is citric acid?

Citric acid is an organic acid naturally present in citrus fruits (lemon, orange, etc.). Here, it is obtained through the natural fermentation of corn syrup.

In eco-friendly cleaning , it effectively replaces several products: limescale remover, stain remover, rust remover, fabric softener, descaler ... all without toxic impact on the environment!

How much citric acid is needed to descale?

Here is a simple basis:
👉 1 to 2 tablespoons per 1 liter of hot water, to be diluted according to use.

To descale a kettle or coffee maker , pour in the solution, leave for 30 minutes, rinse thoroughly.
For washing machines, pour 6 to 8 spoonfuls into the drum and run an empty cycle at 60°C.

You can also use this citric acid and water mixture as a rinse aid in the dishwasher.

How to use citric acid at home?

Here are some common uses:

• Toilet cleaner : pour 3 tablespoons of citric acid into the bowl, let it sit, then brush.

• Tap descaling : apply the solution, leave for 15 minutes, rinse.

• Textile rust remover : soak the fabric with 2 tablespoons of citric acid per liter of water.

• Machine maintenance : eliminates limescale and odors naturally.

⚠️ Citric acid: dangerous or not?

Citric acid is irritating to the skin and eyes. Wear gloves and avoid contact with mucous membranes.
Store away from moisture (lumps may form without affecting the product).
Keep out of reach of children. Follow the safety precautions.

Citric acid and toilets: instructions for use

Goodbye limescale and bad smells!
Pour 3 tablespoons into the toilet bowl, leave for 30 minutes, scrub with the brush, flush.
Result: clean toilets, without bleach or chemicals .

Homemade recipe with citric acid

Multi-surface limescale remover spray:

Ingredients :

• 200 ml of water
• 1 tablespoon of olive oil
• 200 ml of vinegar

• 30g of citric acid

Instructions: Spray on shower walls, sinks or taps. Leave for a few minutes, then rinse.

Citric acid vs. baking soda: what are the differences?

• Citric acid : acid, descaler, degreaser, rust remover.

• Baking soda: basic, deodorizes, softens, cleans gently.

Citric acid or white vinegar: which to choose?

• Vinegar is milder and more accessible, but its smell can be unpleasant.

• Citric acid is more concentrated and more effective, especially against encrusted limescale and rust.

Ideal if you want a quick, odorless and more eco-friendly result (less water used to produce it).

💡 Tip: Combined together, they create a perfect foaming reaction for deep cleaning!

FAQ ABOUT CITRIC ACID

Can citric acid replace bleach?

No, it doesn't disinfect , but it cleans and descales naturally . Use in conjunction with essential oils or rubbing alcohol if needed.

Can it be used in cosmetics?

No, not that type. There are specific cosmetic citric acids . This one is for household use only.

Can it be used to descale an iron?

Yes! Dilute it with 1 tbsp/litre of water, pour into the tank, let it work, then rinse thoroughly.