A bottle of hydrogen peroxide is in almost every medicine cabinet. Peroxide is used to treat wounds and scratches, festering sores and cuts. In addition, the tool helps in the fight against fungi and viruses, as well as pathogenic microflora.
For many housewives, hydrogen peroxide has become an excellent substitute for expensive chemistry.
Peroxide in cleaning the kitchen
A 3% antiseptic solution is often used to disinfect cutting kitchen boards and worktops and tiles. It is enough to moisten a cloth abundantly and wipe the desired one, and then just rinse with water.
Teflon tablecloths or table oilcloth are also wiped with a solution of hydrogen peroxide.
When using the dishwasher, along with the usual detergent, add 2-3 tablespoons of 3% peroxide, this helps to wash the grease from the dishes and give it a shine.
You can use peroxide in the bathroom and toilet
To disinfect a sink or toilet bowl, the following solution is prepared: 0.25 liters of peroxide and a tablespoon of ammonia are dissolved in two liters of water, the surface is treated with the resulting solution or poured into a riser. After 15-20 minutes, wash with a brush or wipe with a wet cloth.
To get rid of rust spots or soap stains in the bathroom, a solution prepared from peroxide with ammonia in a ratio of 1: 1 will help. The solution is applied to the floor and walls with a rag or sprayer, and then removed with a rag and clean water.
Peroxide will also help in the care of indoor plants.
To process the flowers, a solution is prepared: 1 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide per liter of water, then they are rubbed or sprayed with plants.
To freshen or moisten the air in the room, you can spray a solution prepared from 100 ml of antiseptic dissolved in 1 liter of water.
