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Have you ever heard that vinegar damages grout so that it needs to be resealed? I have colored grout in my bathroom and want to make my own tile/grout cleaner. Use vinegar or hydrogen peroxide? Thanks
Use hydrogen peroxide. Need a recipe? Mix together 1/2 cup of baking soda, 1/4 cup of hydrogen peroxide, and 1 tsp dish soap. Apply cleaning mixture onto the grout, wait...
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Can hydrogen peroxide be used to clean a popcorn ceiling?
The only way to "clean" a popcorn ceiling would be to paint it. And that will be a somewhat messy but rewarding chore. The "popcorn" elements you see are added...
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Is it safe to use hydrogen peroxide as a mouthwash?
It's generally okay so long as it's adequately diluted. The problem with using too much hydrogen peroxide in your mouthwash is that it's a caustic agent. As a result, it...
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What if I'm not sure if I diluted the hydrogen peroxide correctly? Can I just test it out?
If you aren't sure you're measuring ingredients and diluting hydrogen peroxide properly, just buy a mouthwash in the store. The hydrogen peroxide-based mouthwashes they sell in the store are all...
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What percent hydrogen peroxide should be used?
According to online sources, 10 volume hydrogen peroxide is the same as 3% hydrogen peroxide that you buy at the store.
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Can small doses of carbon monoxide be used in place of hydrogen peroxide?
No, it won't work. These two are completely different substances - one is a toxic gas and one is a liquid (at room temperature).
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Can I use hydrogen peroxide to cure boils at home?
I do not recommend using hydrogen peroxide for boils since they kill off all bacteria (including good bacteria) and can slow healing time by causing damage to surrounding tissue. I...
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Do you apply alcohol or hydrogen peroxide for a carpet burn?
No! These harsh products will damage your skin further. Focus on soothing and healing your carpet burn.
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I have a container labelled 6% concentration hydrogen peroxide. How do I measure the quantity to use in the garden?
Mix with equal parts of water to get a 3% solution, then mix the 3% solution with equal parts water to get 1.5%.
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