Here is a round up of citric acid uses for around your home for cleaning and stain removal by using this natural product, including some homemade cleaning recipes.
With a need to save money and also for environmental reasons, more and more people are making their own cleaning products.
However, when you are new to making your own products you can feel a bit nervous about which recipes and uses will actually work or not. This is your chance to share your knowledge if you have a great tip or use for this product, or get some tips of your own to make sure you get the best results possible.
Here are the recipes and uses already submitted. (Please note that in addition to citric acid powder, I've added tips where people use products containing the acid within it, like Kool Aid and lemonade packets, for example.)
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Homemade Dishwasher Detergent Recipes |
Homemade Glass Shower Door Cleaner Recipe |
Orange Kool Aid As Dishwasher Stain Remover |
Removing Dishwasher Stains Plus More |
Removing Built Up Deodorant Stains |
Descale Hard Water Build Up In Electric Tea Kettle |
Citric acid powder is one of the best kept secrets out there for cleaning your home. It is natural, and yet it is a very powerful cleaning agent.
In fact, it is such a great kept secret that people have been using cheap substitutes for years without knowing the power was really in the acid within the product, such as all those cleaning tips for using lemonade or kool aid packets to remove stains or clean items in your home.
However, with environmental concerns with harsher products out there, this naturally occuring acid is making a comeback for use in cleaning our homes and removing stains, especially from hard water buildup.
If you use a homemade cleaning recipe which features this ingredient, or otherwise use it in your home I would love for you to share your tip with me below, so we can find even more ways to use this versatile product.
Making and using your own cleaning supplies is becoming quite popular. One of the most common homemade cleaning supplies is citric acid.
I'd love for you to tell me how you use this product around your home for laundry, cleaning or stain removal?
You can also share your recipes for homemade cleaning solutions which feature this product here.
Click the links below to see tips and recipes already submitted for using citric acid around your home for cleaning, laundry and/or stain removal.
Feel free to comment on any of these submissions to tell me whether you use a product in a similar way, or about any other thoughts you have.
Homemade Dishwasher Stain Remover Recipe {Removes Hard Water & Soap Stains}
Below I've got several variations of this simple homemade dishwasher stain remover you can use to get nasty hard water stains and soap build up out …
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