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10 Incredible Facts Why Hydrogen Peroxide Should Be In Every Home




Having Hydrogen Peroxide at home to clean cuts is logical. However, these top 10 uses for Hydrogen Peroxide may never have crossed your mind.

Using Hydrogen Peroxide for these various other uses may lead to you keeping more than one bottle at home, but it is well worth the money to have such a variety of uses for one product you typically have anyway. Read on for many ways Hydrogen Peroxide can help your health and your home.
Fights Colds
Using two to three drops of Hydrogen Peroxide in the ears when you feel a cold coming on is said to help fight that illness. This is because the ear, nose and throat are connected, so putting Hydrogen Peroxide in your ear can help these other areas as well.
Whitens Teeth
Use a mixture of Hydrogen Peroxide and baking soda for toothpaste and see your teeth whiten. Another option is to put Hydrogen Peroxide into your mouth and swish it around.
Treats Athlete’s Foot
Spray your feet with Hydrogen Peroxide after exercise and to get rid of the bacteria that lead to athlete’s foot. You will be happy to see you do not get the issue. For those who have it already, soak in 3% Hydrogen Peroxide and water, and you will see your feet recover more quickly.
Fights Bacterial Diseases
Inhaling 3% Hydrogen Peroxide from a sprayer is said to help with issues like the common cold. However, do not spray directly into the nostrils, as this can have seriously negative effects.
Treats Candida
An infection caused by yeast, Candida can not survive in an oxygen rich environment, so it goes away when treated with Hydrogen Peroxide.
Removes Stains 
Use Hydrogen Peroxide on stains, but be forewarned it might bleach the clothing. It can help with grass stains or chocolate or other tough to get out stains.
Gets Rid of Odors
Mix Hydrogen Peroxide with essential oils and put in a bottle to spray a mist over an object with a lingering smell. Then, you will be happy to notice the difference in a very short amount of time.
Whitens Fabric
Apply Hydrogen Peroxide to dingy fabrics and watch them come out like you used bleach or a whitening product. The truth is, you did. They simply put it in a different bottle and give it a different name to charge more for the same result you get from the Hydrogen Peroxide bottle.
Cleans Toothbrushes
Soak a toothbrush in Hydrogen Peroxide to rid the brush of any germs it gets from sitting in the bathroom. The unwanted germs will be stripped away immediately. Then rinse thoroughly before using again.
Cleans Hard to Clean Pots and Pans
Soak pans for two hours in water with Hydrogen Peroxide. Then, be careful to use gloves to clean them with soap, but you will see a huge difference from the dingy pots you put in. The hard-to-scrub spots will be gone.
Hydrogen Peroxide has many uses, so pick up a bottle today if you don’t have one.



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24 Incredible Facts Why Hydrogen Peroxide Should Be In Every Home




Hydrogen peroxide can be used in various ways in your home. It is an inorganic chemical compound composed of 2 hydrogen and 2 oxygen atoms, whose main use is as a disinfectant, due to the fact that it is a strong oxidation agent. It is a very powerful chemical for killing all kinds of germs, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
This article lists 24 of the most common practical applications of hydrogen peroxide:
1.Food preparation/decontamination
The combination of hydrogen peroxide and vinegar is in fact a cheap, viable and non-poisonous disinfectant agent and is said to be more viable at destroying pathogens than bleach.
As it is non-toxic, it can be used for cleaning the cooking and food preparation areas. In tests conducted at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, pairing Vinegar and Hydrogen Peroxide mists, kills virtually all Salmonella, Shigella, or E. Coli bacteria on heavily contaminated food and surfaces.
2.Marinade
Put the piece of meat, fish or poultry in a casserole, cover with a diluted solution of an equal part of water and 3% H202, and leave it thus covered in the fridge for 1/2 hour. Then, rinse and cook the meat has usual.
3.Meat sanitizing
It can also be used for meat sanitizing, so you should rinse off your meat with it before cooking.
4.Vegetable soak
Use as a vegetable wash or soak to kill bacteria and neutralize chemicals. Add 1/4 cup of 3% H202 to a full sink of cold water. Soak light-skinned (light lettuce) 20 minutes, thicker skinned (like cucumbers) 30 minutes. Drain, dry and refrigerate. This will prolong their freshness.  If time is a problem, spray vegetables (and fruits) with a solution of 3%. Let stand for a few minutes, rinse and dry.
5.Sprouting seeds
Add 1 ounce 3% Hydrogen peroxide to 1 pint of water and douse the seeds overnight. Then, every time you rinse the seeds, add the same amount of hydrogen peroxide.
6.Leftover tossed salad
In order to keep the leftovers of your salad, spray them with a solution of 1/2 cup water and 1 tbsp. 5% hydrogen peroxide. Drain, cover and refrigerate.
Sanitizing / Disinfectant / Cleaning
7.In the dishwasher
In order to disinfect your dishwasher, add 2 oz. Of 3% Hydrogen peroxide to your regular washing formula.
8.Kitchen/ Household surfaces
Clean your counters and table topics with hydrogen peroxide to destroy germs and leave a fresh smell. You just have to put a little on your dishrag when you wipe, or spray it on the counters.
Fill a spray bottle with a 50/50 mixture of 3% hydrogen peroxide and water and keep it in every bathroom to disinfect without harming your septic system like bleach or most other disinfectants will.
After rinsing off your wooden cutting board, pour or spray hydrogen peroxide (and then vinegar) on it to kill salmonella and other bacteria.
Keep a spray bottle of 3% (straight) to clean the inside of the fridge and kids’ school lunch boxes.
You can likewise utilize hydrogen peroxide to clean glass and mirrors with no smearing. Use it in the bathroom to disinfect the counters, toilets, floors, and so on.
Directions:
It is best to utilize two spray bottles instead of blending the solutions together. Put straight vinegar in one and straight Hydrogen peroxide in the other spray bottle. When you want to sanitize a surface (vegetables, cutting board, counters, sink, cages, toys, toilets, floors, etc.), spray one on the surface, then you spray on the other.
When they mix, for a brief time the chemical action of the two make a very powerful sanitizer. You can rinse off the surface afterwards, if you want, but the result is non-toxic. Fortunately, it is cheap.
9.Humidifiers/Steamers
In order to clean the air, use 1 pint 3% hydrogen peroxide to 1 gallon of water in a humidifier or steamer.
10.Washing/laundry
Peroxide is an excellent alternate solution to keep those garments white. Likewise, when chlorinating clothes, they tend to wear out faster – peroxide will not do that. Add a cup of hydrogen peroxide rather than bleach to a load of whites in your clothing to whiten them. In the event that there is blood on the clothing, pour it directly on the dirty spot. Leave it to stay for a minute, then rub it and wash with cool water. Repeat if necessary.
11. Stain Removing
3% Hydrogen peroxide is a compelling stain remover if used on time, not very late– despite the fact that blood stains as old as 2 days, they have been effectively lifted with Hydrogen Peroxide.
Although it will bleach or discolor many fabrics. If a little peroxide is poured onto the stain it will bubble up in the area of the blood, due to a reaction with a catalyse. After a few minutes the excess liquid can be wiped up with a cloth or paper towel and the stain will be gone.
3% H2O2 must be applied to clothing before blood stains can be unintentionally “set” with warm water. Remove the peroxide treated blood with some water and soap afterwards. Yet, note that Hydrogen peroxide can bleach or discolor many fabrics.
Personal Care
Unconventionally, people use hydrogen peroxide for a great number of purposes, such as teeth whitening, enema, contact lenses cleansing, and hair lightening.
12. Hair lightening
Peroxide, being a bleaching agent, can also be used for hair lightening. Dilute 3% Hydrogen peroxide with water (50/50) and then spray the solution on your wet hair after a shower and comb it through. You will have natural highlights if your hair is light brown or dirty blonde, and there’s no need to worry, for the hair will lighten gradually in this way.
13. Tooth whitening
You do not need to pay for professional whitening no more, for you can now 3% hydrogen peroxide, teeth will be significantly whitened in some time.
14. Making a Bath
Remove all harmful toxins from the skin and body, by soaking in a detox bath with hydrogen peroxide. Add about 1 liter of 3% hydrogen peroxide to your bath with warm water and spend at least half an hour in the bathtub.
15. Ear Wax Removal
Ear wax, or cerumen, accumulates in the external auditory canal with time and clots the passage of sound to the tympanic membrane. In this case, a 3% hydrogen solution is sometimes enough to dissolve the clot, but in severe cases, water jet propulsion device is used to get the clot out of the ear canal.
After applying a few drops of hydrogen peroxide solution into the ear canal, you will feel crackles in your ear which means that ear wax is getting dissolved.
16.Wound Disinfection
Hydrogen peroxide is often used in medicine to disinfect open wounds on the skin, such as cuts and lacerations before stitching and dressing. For this purpose, a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide is prepared.
An interesting thing about this antiseptic is the ability to create foam in contact with the enzyme called catalase, which is released from damaged cells, especially blood cells. After the hydrogen peroxide treatment, if foam reappears on the wound, it may be a sign of a bacterial infection of the wound.
17. Toothpaste
Use baking soda and 3% H2O2 in order to prepare your own homemade toothpaste.
18. Mouthwash
Hydrogen peroxide can also make a very effective and inexpensive mouthwash. Take one capful (the little white cap that comes with the bottle) and hold in your mouth for 10 minutes daily, then spit it out.
You will not have canker sores and your teeth will be whiter. If you have a terrible toothache and cannot get to a dentist right away, put a capful of 3% Hydrogen peroxide into your mouth and hold it for 10 minutes several times a day. The pain will lessen greatly.
19. Douche
Add 2 cupfuls of 3% Hydrogen peroxide in warm distilled water once to twice a week. In this way, you remove even chronic yeast infections.
20.Feet Fungi Treatment
Fungal infections often affect moist regions such as tight spaces between toes and feet in general, and can lead to skin peeling and unusual bad odor of the feet. This miraculous item can be of great help in this case as well, so all you need to do is to dissolve hydrogen peroxide in water in 50:50 ratio and submerse your feet every evening before bed. However, note that you need to keep your feet dry, in order to prevent reoccurrence of the fungal infection.
21. Colonic or enema
In case of enema, add 1 tablespoon of 3% H202 to a quart of warm distilled water; or add 1 cup (8 Oz.) 3% H202 to 5 gallons warm water in case of colonic.
22. Toothbrush
Dip your brush in 3% H202 and brush your teeth. Soak your toothbrush in hydrogen peroxide to keep them free of germs.
23. Tooth Ache
Note that it is not a pain- killer, but due to its anti-viral, antibacterial and anti-fungal properties, hydrogen peroxide is powerful in treating the pathogen that is creating the infection.
If you have an unpleasant toothache and cannot get to a dentist immediately, put a cupful of 3% Hydrogen peroxide into your mouth and hold it for 10 minutes a few times each day. That will significantly reduce the pain.
24. Contact lenses
Due to its capacity to break down the proteins that build up on the lens from the eye’s immune response, hydrogen peroxide is used as disinfectant in CIBA Vision’s Clear Care no rub contact lens cleaning solution, which is resulting in increased comfort for those sensitive eyes.




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Four Surprising Uses For Hydrogen Peroxide


For 100 years, the AMA, FDA and CDC have conspired to bury scientific proof that hydrogen peroxide food grade 35% - just a couple drops in a glass of spring water each day, could alkalize the body enough to kill stray cancer cells. Here are some more everyday uses for hydrogen peroxide.


Hydrogen peroxide is an odorless, colorless chemical compound comprised of water and oxygen. It was first identified and isolated by the French chemist Louis Jacques Thenard in 1818 and, by the beginning of the 20th century, had become one of Europe’s most popular surface disinfectants due to the speed with which it kills microorganisms through oxidation.


Hydrogen peroxide is still found in most chemists today, and remains a much-loved alternative to bleach due to its low cost and environmentally friendly nature. However, this germicidal agent is highly versatile and provides far more uses than most people realize.


Mouthwash and toothpaste


Due to its natural oxidizing abilities, hydrogen peroxide makes a fantastic and inexpensive mouthwash that both cleans and whitens teeth. To use it for this purpose, mix three or four drops of hydrogen peroxide (between 3 and 6 percent concentration) with equal parts water and swish the mixture around your mouth for between 20 and 30 seconds. After spitting it out, rinse your mouth with plain water to remove any residue.

Hydrogen peroxide can also be used as a toothpaste (in fact, many toothpastes sold in natural health stores contain it as a main ingredient). As before, mix a few drops of between 3 and 6 percent hydrogen peroxide with equal parts water and brush your teeth using the mixture. Some people like to add baking soda or sea salt to it to improve its antiseptic properties.


Laundry detergent


Hydrogen peroxide is a potent bleaching agent and can make short work out of most laundry stains. It is also far less aggressive than commercial detergents, which usually contain unnatural chemicals that wear out clothing over time.


Simply add a cup of 35 percent hydrogen peroxide to a gallon of hot water and allow the clothes to soak in the mixture for between 1 and 2 hours. Many people have also experienced good results adding hydrogen peroxide to washing machines instead of bleach. Aside from removing old and new stains, it can also whiten white clothes and brighten colored clothes.


Dish washing


A few drops of 35 percent hydrogen peroxide mixed into a cup of warm water is a fantastic natural substitute to dishwasher liquids. As well as being safer and cheaper, the mixture is also much more effective at removing stains and ensures that glasses are free of spots and streaks. Hydrogen peroxide diluted to similar levels can also be used to clean the dishwasher itself.


Fruit and vegetable soaking


Hydrogen peroxide can remove harmful bacteria and chemicals from fruits and vegetables. To use it for this purpose, add a cup of 35 percent hydrogen peroxide to a gallon of cold water. Soak the thinner-skinned produce, such as lettuce, in the mixture for 20 minutes and the thicker-skinned produce, such as cucumbers, for 30 minutes. If you drain, dry and refrigerate the fruits and vegetables right after cleaning them; their freshness will be significantly prolonged.



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 By Michael Ravensthorpe via Natural News

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Michael Ravensthorpe is an independent writer whose research interests include nutrition, alternative medicine, and bushcraft. He is the creator of the website, Spiritfoods, through which he promotes the world’s healthiest foods.