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Great article! 2 spray bottles fantastic! (Reply to this comment)
by sillyhatch
Very informative and humorous at the same time!
We use the 2 bottles of spray for everything at home - cleaning counters, the bathroom, food, baby toys that fell on the floor, everything! As far as I know, it's as effective as bleach and much safer for you and the environment. Thanks!
Here is the article that I learned about this from:
http://www.practicallyedible.com/edible.nsf/pages/peroxidevinegarsterilization
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Aug 31 '10
8:23 pm PDT
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Target Confirmed (Reply to this comment)
by annexation
When we wuz little, we used to load hydrogen peroxide in our super soakers and paint each other's hair and eyeballs.
Not really.. but it still sounds fun.
VH
-Mark
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Jul 17 '01
7:28 am PDT
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I know it works great (Reply to this comment)
by makelli3
when used to remove blood from clothing. Though, it may still be tracable by law enforcement officials and whatnot. :)
Hey, very useful info here! Thanks!
Kelli
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Jul 16 '01
3:48 pm PDT
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Re: Re:+Very+informative (Reply to this comment)
by Witch_Writer
This is a great article. Very informative. I like your skull and hand graphic. 8-)
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Jul 15 '01
11:27 pm PDT
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Hydrogen Peroxide... (Reply to this comment)
by murasaki
...can also be applied, using a cotton ball, to scorch marks on white fabric. I've saved many a shirt from the going to the trash bin after I lifted the scorch marks out with this little remedy.
Great review!
--murasaki
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Jul 15 '01
6:24 am PDT
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Thank God For Peroxide! (Reply to this comment)
by makeupu
and thanks for another amusing and informative review!
I use this product straight on zits and it really works well, it burns the sh!t out of them! I also sanitize our toothbrushes with it! Now, if you'll excuse me I'm going to take your advice and scrub my toilet!
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Jul 14 '01
7:10 pm PDT
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Everything I always wanted to know... (Reply to this comment)
by shurie
about Hydrogen Peroxide ... and then some!
I really enjoyed reading your thorough review. I appreciate the time you took to include the history of it, shelf life, common uses, and not-so-common uses!
I can't imagine how anyone could possibly write a more helpful review on the subject!
Lee
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Jul 14 '01
10:37 am PDT
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Re: Very+informative (Reply to this comment)
by Freak369
I saw that somewhere, a capful in the ear prevents the water from staying in the canal - or so it said.
^V^ Freak ^V^
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Jul 14 '01
10:22 am PDT
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Very Interesting! (Reply to this comment)
by dantesguide
Great Review on H2O2. A quick comment though. I'm not sure about intergrated circuits, but I do know that when wafers are being cleaned, sulfuric acid is what is used to do the cleaning. The 30% solution of peroxide is generally mixed with salicylic acid and is used to remove various metals from the wafer. The salicylic acid helps to control the reaction from being to intense.The wafers must also go through hydrofluoric acid to complete the cleaning. It's boring, but thought I'd add a little info. Great review!
dantesguide
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Jul 14 '01
10:12 am PDT
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Very informative (Reply to this comment)
by lorace
Wow! Thanks for all the great research that went into this.
My husband uses HP like it's going out of style. One use - after swimming, he uses it in his EARS, of all things. He claims it helps prevent infections and helps to dry them out. (from a squirt bottle - straight) No more swimming earaches.
This was great reading.
Lorace
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Jul 14 '01
9:38 am PDT
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Review (Reply to this comment)
by gerper
Another amazing read on a product I have always taken for granted. Once, I scraped about 4 inches of skin off my leg in a bike wreck, and Peroxide became my best friend during that time... never underestimate the power of this stuff.
Great information, thanks for the chemistry lesson! :)
gerper
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Jul 14 '01
4:22 am PDT
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