Essentially Natural Diatomaceous Earth - Utility Grade

• Ingredient Name: Diatomaceous Earth
• Grade: Utility Grade
• Form: Powder
• Features: 100% natural, amorphous, porous structure, high silica content

• Home and garden utility applications
• Household pest-control style routines
• Pet bedding areas as part of flea-control practices
• DIY scrubs and polishes
• General workshop and household dry-powder use

Diatomaceous Earth Is For:

• Home users wanting a utility-grade mineral powder
• Garden and workshop routines that use diatomaceous earth
• DIY makers creating scrub-style products with mineral exfoliants

Diatomaceous Earth Is Not For:

• Consumption or edible applications
• Fully dissolved smooth-powder expectations in water
• Ready-made pest-control product preferences

• As a Household Powder: Sprinkle in targeted areas as needed for household applications.
• As a Scrub Ingredient: Mix into a scrub base and massage gently on damp skin, then rinse well.
• Processing Tip: Apply carefully to reduce airborne dust.
• Processing Tip: Keep the container tightly sealed between uses.

• Avoid inhaling dust
• Handle gently and use in a well-ventilated area
• Keep well sealed and protected from moisture, sunlight, and heat
• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• If pregnant or breastfeeding, seek professional guidance before use

Q: What is the difference between utility grade and food safe grade?
A: Utility grade is intended for household and garden use, while food safe grade is selected and handled for personal food-safe applications.

Q: Does Diatomaceous Earth dissolve in water?
A: No. It does not dissolve, and settling is normal.

Q: Can it be used in a body scrub?
A: Yes, but it should be used gently and avoided on delicate areas.