Limescale remover - 1kg bottle

You can't overdose. So you don't have to watch out for adding one or two tablespoons more to your washing machine or other appliance.
It can therefore be dosed in the form of "adequately, appropriately..."
Its intensity does not have a corrosive effect on objects, but only removes deposits and cleans the surface.






OTHER FAMOUS NAMES:

• Citric acid

• E 330, acidity regulator

COMPOSITION:

citric acid (C6H8O7)

APPEARANCE:

white crystalline substance

FEATURES:

• flavoring and preservative in foods and beverages

• softens water

• protects against limescale and also removes it

• increases the effectiveness of soaps and detergents

• used in interrupting baths and in fixers in developing photographs

• environmentally friendly detergents and cleaning products

HOUSEHOLD USE:

• descaling (from kettle, coffee maker, washing machine, etc.)

• enhancing taste, aroma and color when canning

• for acidifying compotes and drinks

• part of the home production of dishwasher tablets

• household disinfection

• component of a preparation for making home waste or sewer cleaning (in a 1:1 ratio with baking soda poured with hot water)

• production of home fabric softener

• rust and corrosion removal

INDUSTRIAL USE:

• flavoring and preservative in foods and beverages

• use in effervescent products such as powders and tablets

• in laundry and cleaning products

• in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and dietary supplements

• when developing films

PRODUCTION:

Citric acid is found in citrus fruits.

Nowadays, industrial production using the fungus Aspergillus niger is predominant.

INTERESTING FACTS:

Global production is approximately 300 grams per second.

SAFETY WARNING:

P101 If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand.

P102 Keep out of reach of children.

P103 Read label before use.