How much Spicy World Citric Acid for each dishwasher load?
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We use about 1 tsp per load and we have no more white residue. We have very hard water and that amount was not only enough to combat the hard water, but also remove years of buildup from our dishes. You really don't need more than a small amount.
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We've been using it verses the Lemi Shine brand and it does exactly the same, its environmentally safe and natural and a big savings cost wise as well. Im very happy with the product and purchase. We add aprox. 1/4 cup or roughly 2-3 tablespoons, but we have very hard water.
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Sorry, I used this as part of ingredients to make bath fizzies and bath bombs for calming and soaking baths.
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The directions call for 2-3 tsp. per 6 ounces of hot water. I'm sure that doesn't help you at all.
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.27 FL Oz , 12 packets, or enough for one sushi roll. Great for seasoning chicken, steak (my favorite) or grilled salmon/fish. Less salt makes it wonderful too.
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Try putting them in a bucket, and then pour boiling hot white vinegar. Or...soak them in a strong solution of Tide an hot water. Finally place each one in your dishwasher and run it at the highest temperature with detergent.
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It is not listed on the bottle anywhere, so I stuck my pH strip into the bottle. It came up with 6.25pH.
729807
I have a 4 part recipe that is better than any dishsoap I've ever used: 1 tsp Bronner's Sal Suds, 1 tsp Arm&Hammer; washing soda, 1 tsp baking soda and 1/2 cup white vinegar poured in the bottom of the machine. Yeah it's extra trouble but it's safe, natural and dishes come out shiny and spotless!
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I haven't a clue. Why not make them the usual way and then try adding citric acid in varying amounts? A real scientific experiment.
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No clue get a bottle and try. Turn it upside down in your utensil tray and run dishwasher as hot as it goes. Usually Sani Wash. It will use the entire bottle it is not multi use. My dishwasher came out looking all new lol. I did not open until next day.
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I don't remember the exact number, but I have found that I use it at just a hair above medium on my gas stove and it works well. It heats up quickly and evenly, so even for stir frying, I have not needed a hotter setting.
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Drop in an auto dishwasher pod. Fill with boiling water. Let stand for an hour. Wash and rinse. Shiny as new.
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I purchased the two 3 3/4 lb packs. I tossed the original box so I am not seeing the % of phosphates on the two inside packs. I see someone already suggested looking at their website www.bubblebandit.com. I also used a funnel and poured the bubblebandit into an old 1/4 filled Cascade or Finish box which makes it easier to pour into your dishwasher. Even if you only use this to prove you dont need a new dishwasher..it is worth it. A couple cycles and all the crud on the walls and floor of the dishwasher are gone. Its quite amazing.
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Ingredients250mg Piperazine base as Piperazine Citrate, per each teaspoon (5ml)
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It says "Trisodium Phosphate" which makes me believe there is phosphate in it. That is why I use only 1/4 teaspoon per dishwasher load which is far less than what Cascade once contained AND my dishes are once again clean when I remove them.
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I have not tried this, but I think that you could dissolve some of the citric acid in water and put it in a spray bottle. I would try a small amount first; if that is not successful, increase the amount of citric acid slowly. I use the citric acid in homemade dishwasher detergent. I had the problem of white residue on glasses and solved the problem by increasing the citric acid.
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Water,Glycerin,Polysorbate 20, Sodium Benzoate, Aloe Barbadensis,Leaf Juice, Potassium Sorbate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Benzalkonium Chloride, Citric Acid and Frangrance. Wow you found these exact same and 100-count at Dollar value store?? I will need to look into it. thank you.
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Your dishwasher comes with a pH strip (and instructions) for testing your water. The result from that test will tell you whether you need to add dishwasher salt to your unit and what salt setting you should program into your unit.
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This is what I have read in their instructions. It is 35% H2O2 in a quart size container. To use as a veggie wash or disinfectant, you need to dilute it down to 3% in the following manner. Please wear gloves, it WILL burn your skin (and you know how I know that!) Take 1oz (one ounce) of 35% and mix it into 11oz (eleven ounces) of DISTILLED WATER. Now you can wash any fruit/veggie, use it on counter tops, or you can use it topically on your skin or make a paste with a little of 3% & baking soda and brush your teeth & tongue! Works GREAT! I don't use toothpaste anymore, this is better. Hope this helps. This is what I have read in their instructions. It is 35% H2O2 in a quart size container. To use as a veggie wash or disinfectant, you need to dilute it down to 3% in the following manner. Please wear gloves, it WILL burn your skin (and you know how I know that!) Take 1oz (one ounce) of 35% and mix it into 11oz (eleven ounces) of DISTILLED WATER. Now you can wash any fruit/veggie, use it on counter tops, or you can use it topically on your skin or make a paste with a little of 3% & baking soda and brush your teeth & tongue! Works GREAT! I don't use toothpaste anymore, this is better. Hope... » Read More This is what I have read in their instructions. It is 35% H2O2 in a quart size container. To use as a veggie wash or disinfectant, you need to dilute it down to 3% in the following manner. Please wear gloves, it WILL burn your skin (and you know how I know that!) Take 1oz (one ounce) of 35% and mix it into 11oz (eleven ounces) of DISTILLED WATER. Now you can wash any fruit/veggie, use it on counter tops, or you can use it topically on your skin or make a paste with a little of 3% & baking soda and brush your teeth & tongue! Works GREAT! I don't use toothpaste anymore, this is better. Hope this helps. « Show Less