Homemade Alka Seltzer
Fill the rest of the jar with oil.
Homemade alka seltzer. Well never fear instructables has instructions of how to make your own alka seltzer for much cheaper than the store bought stuff. 1 4 cup citric acid aka sour salt or lemon salt 1 2 cup minus 1 teaspoon baking soda. Wait until it stops fizzing before you stir it and make sure you leave some room at the top of the glass in case it foams up. Mix these together thoroughly and store in a waterproof container.
Add 1 2 teaspoon of baking soda to 1 cup of carbonated water plus a couple drops of lemon juice and you end up with something decently resembling alka seltzer. If you wanted to make enough to last you a while you could mix 1 4 cup citric acid with 1 2 cup baking soda. Here s how to make it. Drop the fizzy tablet and watch the show begin.
Fizzy tablet alka seltzer vitamin tablet or similar food colouring colour of your choice method. 1 2 cup fructose see the notes on ingredients in the next step 3 tablespoons cornstarch. 1 4 cup citric acid aka sour salt or lemon salt 1 2 cup minus 1 teaspoon baking soda. Squeeze one half to a whole lemon into a glass of water.
You can make homemade alka seltzer by mixing citric acid and baking soda. Store in an airtight container. Anectdotally i think this actually cured my stomach ache probably what others would call heartburn or gut rot basically a really acidic feeling faster than the real thing. Add a few drops of food colouring.
When needed pour 2 teaspoons into a small glass of water stir and drink. Next drop one tablet of alka seltzer into a glass and watch the magic of your lava lamp take shape. Put the following ingredients into a bowl and mix thoroughly. This stuff works better than the store bought version.
Half fill the jar with water. Once the oil has floated to the top place 6 10 drops of food coloring into the glass. Make your own alka seltzer for a fraction of the cost mark frauenfelder 11 05 am fri dec 19 2008 over on instructables belsey shows how to make your own alka seltzer for a fraction of the cost.