Is this considered food grade citric acid?
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I used it in my swimming pool to get rid of metal stains as it is essentially the same as ascorbic acid
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Hello, I do not see citric acid listed on the label. I highly recommend this product to anyone that enjoys sardines. The have a fresh great taste and are low in sodium and full of all the good stuff you want from a quality sardine. Best sardines I've ever had.
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As it is not labeled as "food grade" and only discusses being used for cosmetic purposes, I would not use this in any food. If you're wanting a food additive, do a search on Amazon that specifically states "organic food grade rose water." Several items will then be listed, which explain that they can be used as food additive or flavoring. The Organic Bulgarian Rose Water by Alteya Organics is one such item which does say under "Suggested uses" that it can be used in food. Also, while the Cortas Rose Water doesn't say that it's "organic", it is a food grade rose water. As it is not labeled as "food grade" and only discusses being used for cosmetic purposes, I would not use this in any food. If you're wanting a food additive, do a search on Amazon that specifically states "organic food grade rose water." Several items will then be listed, which explain that they can be used as food additive or flavoring. The Organic Bulgarian Rose Water by Alteya Organics is one such item which does say under "Suggested uses" that it can be used in food. Also, while the Cortas Rose Water doesn't say that it's "organic", it is a food... » Read More As it is not labeled as "food grade" and only discusses being used for cosmetic purposes, I would not use this in any food. If you're wanting a food additive, do a search on Amazon that specifically states "organic food grade rose water." Several items will then be listed, which explain that they can be used as food additive or flavoring. The Organic Bulgarian Rose Water by Alteya Organics is one such item which does say under "Suggested uses" that it can be used in food. Also, while the Cortas Rose Water doesn't say that it's "organic", it is a food grade rose water. « Show Less
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It is not advertised as food-grade on the bottle itself. Furthermore, it says on the bottle "not for internal use." I believe that includes eating / cooking with it. We are using it for moisturizing skin / hair only.
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this pump is not advertised as food grade do a google search for " high grade food pump" lots of products come up. I hope this helps.
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No, all those 'grades' are all a marketing ploy by the production company. There is no standardizing body in the world that recognizes 'therapy grade' or 'food grade' as actual standards for essential oils. 100% pure is 100%.
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they are being shady about not saying one way or the other. so no it isnt food grade.
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Yes, it is a food-grade product, its approved for that use and I've used it only for food stuff. It is syrupy and pretty sweet, adding it would be similar to adding corn syrup (though corn syrup is sweeter)
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yes it is 20% acetic acid. It is an effective product, but almost not cost-effective, since it is used undiluted.
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I don't think this product is laboratory-grade. I would not use this on anything but food products. I would also avoid very high or very low pH.
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Yes, you can use this citric acid for cheese making. You can also check Wal-Mart canning section...think it's a little cheaper.
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There is no indication that these are food grade. I don't think I would mic them. I personally use them for sugar scrubs for which they are ideal!
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There is no organization that oversees therapeutic quality grades. So therefore this question cannot be answered. However, it is not Food grade (re distilled to be of the utmost purity for ingestion). This is a very strongly scented (true to name) %100 lavender officinalis oil. It is not weak in scent like the other lavender essential oils I've purchased in the past. I use it for aromatherapy, among other things around the house.
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Yes, it is 100% stainless steel. Food grade means you can use this stainless steel with food. Some stainless have additives that can not be used with food.
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Yes this is food grade gel. I don't know about mixing with Hydrogen peroxide though.
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If you mean that it would seal water in, it is not food grade. It's for "incidental contact with food", at least when I bought it. It also no longer said food grade on the packaging when it arrived. I didn't look into whether or not aquarium sealant is considered safe for continuous contact with food or not. I would look into that, or look into food safe molding materials for life casting, for example. If it is meant to be in contact with your skin for a long time, it might also be safe for prolonged contact with food.
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The label on the bottle reads: "Certified 35% Food Grade..." I am unsure of who the certifying agency might be as this isn't on the label.