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All-Natural Citric Acid Powder — 1.88 lb Food-Grade Acid
Reviews
4.9/ 5
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- 4 stars 1
- 3 stars 0
- 2 stars 0
- 1 star 0
- Brand
- Roots Circle
Product review
What’s included: a single 1.88 lb (approx. 853 g) pouch of citric acid in crystalline powder form. The package is intended for multiple household and culinary uses and is labeled as food-grade and acceptable for Passover use.
Material and form: the powder is plant-derived citric acid, white and granular to fine-crystal in texture. It dissolves readily in water and is commonly used as a natural acidulant, preservative, and pH adjuster in food and personal-care formulations.
Common uses: mix measured amounts into water to descale kettles, coffee makers and espresso machines, remove mineral and rust deposits, and brighten laundry. In the kitchen it serves as an antioxidant and preservative for jams, candies, ice cream and sourdough applications, helping retain color and flavor.
Personal care and DIY: citric acid is a key component for making fizzy bath bombs and for balancing homemade hair rinses, clarifying shampoos and skin-softening body products. Store in a cool, dry place and follow recommended dilution ratios and safety steps when making stronger cleaning solutions or topical formulations.
Pros
- Food-grade, plant-based ingredient
- Effective for descaling and stain removal
- Useful across cooking, cleaning, and DIY cosmetics
Cons
- Powder can be dusty when poured
- 1.88 lb supply may be small for heavy users
- Concentrated solutions require careful handling
VerdictThis 1.88-pound bag of food-grade citric acid is a flexible, plant-sourced ingredient that handles chemical-free descaling, extends shelf life in home canning, and acts as the fizzing acid for bath bombs and cosmetics. It offers reliable purity and broad usability for household and culinary tasks, though users should follow concentration and safety guidance when working with stronger solutions.
Customer reviews
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Matthew Walker 5/5
Arrived promptly and performs
Simple, effective powder and delivery was smooth. Quick to use and met expectations.
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Pat 5/5
Takes effort but removes tough stains
In an older house I had stubborn black toilet rings from minerals and mold. It required several applications and soaking, sometimes overnight, but ultimately it was the only thing that cleared them up. Follow directions and repeat as needed.
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unknown 5/5
Works in the kitchen too
Useful for cooking projects—no scratching and good results in recipes that call for citric acid.
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Dee Brick 5/5
Solid for household descaling
Matched the description. I’ve used it mainly for descaling and laundry—though it’s marked food-safe. It removed mineral build-up from my cat’s water bowls better than vinegar soaks.
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Susan 5/5
Very effective cleaner
Great for cleaning and softening hard-water deposits. Mix about 1 tablespoon per quart of water, spray surfaces, let sit roughly ten minutes, then scrub. I used a pumice once on heavy toilet build-up; ongoing weekly sprays keep things cleaner.
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Ds shopper 5/5
Dissolves easily, safer alternative
Coarse but quick to dissolve. I use it to lower pH during hide tanning to about 1; being a natural acid makes disposal and handling easier than harsher chemicals, and any tiny residual on hides doesn’t pose a chemical risk.
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Andrew J. 4/5
Good item but not for my need
Quality is fine, but this wasn’t the specific grade I required for my application.
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Chaise 5/5
Handy, multipurpose supply
Fresh-feeling powder that works across tasks. I add it to laundry and the dishwasher to freshen and fight bacteria, and sometimes use it for bath soaks. Texture, color and scent are fine; I expected a larger pouch but the price made it acceptable.
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