Citric and lactic acids work effectively as descaling agents because they are both organic acids that can dissolve mineral deposits through chemical reactions.
Scale buildup typically consists of calcium carbonate (limescale), calcium sulfate, or other mineral deposits that form when hard water evaporates. These deposits are alkaline in nature, and acids can effectively break them down.
Citric acid is particularly effective because:
Lactic acid is particularly effective because:
Purified Water
Citric Acid
Lactic Acid
Citric Acid
Lactic Acid
Calcium Lactate (Byproduct of Lactic Acid Production)
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