Viva Doria 100% Pure Citric Acid, Food Grade, Fine Grain, 2 lb (907 g)

I used this as stated in the manual to my Brio water dispenser for cleaning. I noticed a funky smell in the water so I pulled out the manual, I knew you had to clean, flush the lines, I remember reading it should be done every 6 months I was just at the 6 month mark of owning it so I bought this and did the task. Most people don't know your supposed to clean even a water cooler it's not just use forever and do nothing. This stuff did a great job.

I use citric acid both for canning and for cleaning. This was much less expensive than the stuff I’ve bought in a jar. Who needs a jar? It is a tad bit coarser than the other stuff, but has a great tangy taste. I don’t have any way of checking the actual ph, but it seems to be an excellent strength. I highly recommend.

I get this to use as a laundry rinse aid and to spray my shower to remove hard water stains.It actually removed a rust stain in my tub from the faucet dripping.For laundry, add 1/2 cup to rinse cycle for top loaders and 2 tablespoons to front loaders on rinse cycle.I’ll run an additional rinse cycle to get everything out whej the washer is done.For bathroom- mix 3 tablespoons in 20oz of water and spray on shower and tub walls.

SO much cheaper than LemiShine!My water is extremely hard, so for the toughest buildup, I do a normal heavy-duty run, then a run with 2 tablespoons of citric acid, then a quick wash with a little detergent, to wash off any remaining citric acid. I don't combine my cycles, as to prevent the acid from interfering with the enzymes in the detergents.PLEASE BE CAREFUL about what you wash with citric acid - not all materials are safe with an acidic wash!

I used this to make homemade dishwasher detergent. Worked good in the dishwasher, but it's so powerful it loosened all the gunk in my pipes and ended up with a major clog. If you want to clean pipes, go for it. If you have an older home, don't.

Game changer if you know how to use it! Tastes lemony (some people think this is obvious but I'm describing it for those who are unsure). It adds a nice warhead type of sour! You could grind it up if you prefer to use it as a powder. It's about the size and texture of large grain salt. Pretty strong flavor and in a general a fun way to spice up homemade candy!

No one wants to hear what I use this for. When I was looking for something for specific to kill green frogs, I received a lot of flack. But it's not your heads frogs fall on your head every time you open the front door. My front porch looks disgusting with frog poop all over the walls, ceiling and posts. It has caused bad stains on the white posts, ceiling and walls. Now I did go over the suggestions of how to humanely deter the frogs. None of it pertained to my situation. I have no idea why I've been invaded. They are everywhere, even my propane tank. So now that I have the frog problem taken under control, I've got to pay someone to clean and paint my porch. Now if I see a little green frog on my porch I get my spray bottle, put it on stream. I'm like Annie Oakley.

I had a bath bomb party for my 9 year old granddaughter's birthday. I pre-made the dry ingredients in individual plastic bags. I ran short on the citric acid and ordered this with one day to spare. Everything turned out well and the bath bombs were a hit.