Experiments in Soap # 3 - How Do Elephants Brush Their Teeth?

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In England they once used hydrogen peroxyde to brush their teeth.

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I am trying to build my household cleaners with natural cleaners. From what I have read Sal-suds does not kill bacteria but rather lifts it. Can hydrogen peroxide and water be used for disinfecting everything? and then using salsuds as the soap afterwards?

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Hi there - I am so sorry I missed your message last month. The best cleaning order is to clean with soap/detergent & water first, and then, if needed, disinfect afterwards. So use the Sal Suds first. Hydrogen peroxide can disinfect, but since it is an oxidizer, it can corrode metal surfaces. Alcohol is on the EPA list of safer disinfectants. Use only if needed during times of known contagion or vulnerability.