Follow-up – Ali Mualla:
Lemon salt is a sharp-flavored crystalline particle, better known as “citric acid,” and is a common and cheap ingredient in perfume shops. It is mainly used in the food industry to impart a sour taste similar to lemon, and in some cosmetics such as shampoos and nail polish.
In this article, we will review some other uses of lemon salt:
1. Ceramic cleaning.
Adding lemon salt to the rinse water can make your tiles look like new, and if there are stains, you can use a solution of warm water and lemon salt to clean the toilet or wall to remove the stains.
2. Polishing metal utensils.
Lemon salt is very effective for cleaning cookware and removing burn marks. Simply add a teaspoon of lemon salt and a good amount of water to a pot, boil for a few minutes, and then rinse.
3. Carpet cleaning.
Adding an appropriate amount of lemon salt when cleaning the carpet greatly helps in removing stains and cleaning the carpet.
4. Polish glassware.
If your glassware (vases, ashtrays, cutlery, etc.) starts to have some yellow spots on it, you just need to soak it in a solution of warm water and lemon salt to restore its original luster.
5. Pedicure.
Adding an appropriate amount of lemon salt to soaking your feet in warm water can greatly reduce the burden on your feet and make it easier to exfoliate afterwards.
