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DIY Non-Toxic Dishwasher Rinse Aid

Serves 1
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DIY Non-Toxic Dishwasher Rinse Aid

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Serves 1

Directions

  1. 1Add 3 cups of white vinegar to a glass bowl.
  2. 2Add 1/4 cup of citric acid to the bowl with vinegar.
  3. 3Add about 30 to 40 drops of lemon essential oil to the mixture.
  4. 4Whisk the mixture until the citric acid is well dissolved.
  5. 5Using a funnel, pour the mixture into a 32-ounce bottle.
  6. 6Put the pump top on the bottle.

Ingredients

  • 3 cups white vinegar
  • 0.25 cup citric acid
  • 30 drops lemon essential oil

Equipment

glass bowlwhisk32-ounce bottlefunnel

Tips

  • Always give the rinse aid a good shake before you use it.
  • Refill your rinse aid compartment every couple of weeks to a month to ensure spot-free dishes with no food build-up.
  • This solution is safe for septic tanks.
  • You can find all recipes on ThisOldBaker.com.
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  • Citric acid can be found at your local Walmart in the canning aisle section.
  • The 32-ounce bottle will be linked on the recipe itself as well as all the ingredients that I’m using in this, where you can purchase where I found these at.