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Bath Bombs :- Citric Acid Sodium Bicarbonate

November 28th, 2004 · 1 Comment

Hi everyone,
I got my Citric acid from a Local Chemical / Industrial supplier of
chemicals
.
I looked them up in the business phone book. (We call it the yellow
pages here in New Zealand)
Under Industrial Chemical’s or Technical Chemicals.
The Cost was $8.00 per Kg $NZ approximately
$US1.80 per pound
Sodium Bicarbonate. Is also used as pool conditioner. Have a look in the
local pool shops and compare the prices.
Cheers
Trevor
Hamilton , New Zealand

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1 response so far ↓

  • 1 Coy Evette // Nov 29, 2004 at 3:59 pm

    I get my Citric Acid from a Nut wholesaler, and it very cheap that way. I
    also get the Bicarbonate of Soda there, the only expensive thing in my Bath
    Powder (not Bombs) is the essential oils.But it is worth it.
    My two person spa bath cannot take bubbles, so I always have to make my own.
    Bombs are by far not as good as salts, I tried all of them. Bombs take to
    much oil to stick together, not necessary with salts
    J.B.

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