My BIG List of Uses for Hydrogen Peroxide!

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In the past few years, I have come to realize what a “miracle substance” Hydrogen Peroxide really is! It’s safe, readily available, affordable, and best of all, can be used in a HUGE variety of ways!
Follow the link at the end of the video to view my entire list of uses for hydrogen peroxide, that I hope will have you as thrilled and bewildered as I was!

[@PeachyClean]

I own a residential cleaning business and use hydrogen peroxide every day! Love it! I recently did a video of my own featuring HP and this was very helpful to me! Thanks.

[@melodycapehartmedina2264]

I just love when I see you have a new video up because I know I'm going to learn something really good!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@bobbyreeves4820]

Love the music... Feels very country stress free

[@Adeline9418]

I put HP in my humidifier for healthier mist!!

[@TheDarjer89]

Enjoying the videos Jillee, good camera presence! Really enjoy all of your research and money saving tips! The web site is like a go to encyclopedia filled with a huge variety of simple topics for everyday care and cleaning....thanks you and your family team of researchers, great job!

[@apriljohnson1]

Great ideas! Is this food grade hydrogen peroxide? Regular 3% drug store hydrogen peroxide has stabilizers in it that are not good for you.

[@johnanderson3700]

Will HP and baking soda clean glass top stove?

[@chan7829]

Appreciate that you can share an important imfo. I am surely will used the methods to clean my kitchen and laundries . Thanks.

[@trinasams3691]

How do I get rid of rust on clothes? I've tried lemon and salt, vinegar and salt and nothing works! Please also I have a sham-1 side is a yellowed white and the other a print fabric. How do I handle that, please. I have subscribed and am a big fan!!! Thank you!

[@misstro4542]

Catherine, try using hairspray to remove ink stains.

[@RLB-wb4ms]

Bar Keepers Friend is amazing for pots & pans also.

[@cariemorgangraff4829]

What a awesome lady you are. So many great tips

[@gailmariage5318]

Thank you so much for this video. I knew you could clean and disinfect with peroxide, but I loved your ideas. I have hair dye in the collar of a white shirt. I have been soaking it in cold water and Stanley degreaser, but now I'll also try the peroxide before washing. Since you like natural things, have you ever tried wool dryer balls. They are amazing and so much healthier than dryer sheets or fabric softener. I use essential oils on one of the balls after the clothes are dry and run the load on air dry for 10 or more minutes and voila! nicely scented clothes and towels/sheets. I use white vinegar for fabric softener in everything.

[@hbedell080]

Super video! I never thought of using it on towels - I use bleach but I can't stand the smell and I get migraines. Hydrogen peroxide will be so much better for me and the towels because I know bleach is rather harsh. Thank you so much for sharing this and the website. I will definitely be trying it out more often than I have in the past. If I use it on my teeth though, it will have to have some flavor; I don't know if a mint extract would work or maybe lemon juice, but there must be something to make it taste better - I'm surprised I haven't come across a tip on that yet. My head says thank you again as you may have taken away one of my migraine triggers permanently and cheaply (migraine medicine is nowhere close to 88 cents; more like $88 and it's not much medication). :)

[@janjones4224]

Thanks for sharing a collection of great ideas!

[@everythingforeveryone107]

Good information

[@lisabarnes4394]

Does it lighten the color of your cutting board or counter top? I remember it kind of lightening hair a while back. I'd like to use it as a disinfectant instead of the chemical countertop cleaners.

[@sadee1287]

No it won't lighten it. If you are using 35% food grade HP, dilute a capful or two in some water. It will clean, de-grease and disinfect. Soaking your cutting board for a bit will also kill all germs and bacteria. No chemicals left behind, just rinse and dry. Best cleaner there is.

[@GeauxGrow]

I found you via your website--DIY Topsy Turvy. Glad I found you...tfs

[@catherinec2018]

Hey, I got a brand new blanket for my birthday and it got ink on it. Any suggestions on how to remove it???? PLEASE🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@helenhighwater2254]

+Catherine C Spray the ink stain with hair spray. The ink will start to spread but don't worry, it is simply breaking down the stain. Machine wash in cold water by itself and the stain should come out. Repeat if necessary

[@RiotRetroGaming]

Jillee, have you seen my use for 12% Peroxide?

[@dr.safety7121]

THANK YOU!!!

[@d0lphinaw0man]

Didnt realize that your list was going to be a video? Do you have your list also on your blog?? =/

[@d0lphinaw0man]

Jacki Hansen P.S. I ALWAYS, ALWAYS put white vinegar & peroxide in ALL my loads of laundry! (also use that mixture to clean my kitchen!)

[@linab4901]

Hydrogen peroxide is so expensive here in Germany... Its for 1000ml about 11€

[@dax9431]

Nico, What grade are you looking at? She is using ONLY 3% grade. You might be looking at 35% food grade.

[@linab4901]

In Germany you don't get 35% as a private person its forbidden. I speak about 3%. :)

[@dax9431]

WOW! Here in Canada 500ml of 3% costs $1.00CA So that is a real mystery why they charge SO very much more Nico!!! The price here has been sneaking up ... it USED to be 5% in an 800ml bottle for that $1.00CA. The price there you should look into.

[@linab4901]

A lot of things natuRAL "chemicals" for Cleaning are not so extremely cheap here. At least often not for private persons. If you buy as a company often you get to buy things somewhere different and get much better prices. But never like 2 € for 1000ml.

[@dax9431]

Here it's mostly medical, but you should ask around. SOMEONE is getting rich. Good luck.

[@LahainaKat124]

any ideas about getting the smell out of my toilet tank, it is less then a year old. They say no bleach. also I notice the tank lid always has alot of moisture dripping from it when i remove it..thank you

[@sadee1287]

Have your plumber check your sewer stack first. It could be leaking which may be causing your odour issues. As for the tank lid (underside?) the moisture may be condensation from the water in the tank condensing on the lid especially when there's a temperature difference (cold water, warm tank lid), or slight over-spray from the tank re-filling after flushing. Nothing to worry about. Periodically you may want to drain the tank and check tank seal to make sure it isn't degrading (and they all do as time goes by) and replace as necessary. The only other thing I can think of that may be causing your odour issue in the tank is your water supply. If you are not in a city center with an urban water source, but rather well water or cistern, you may have to look into whether your water has iron content which may lend itself to odour formation in your tank. When in doubt, consult a plumber.

[@mohsenalahmad7111]

Good very good

[@lyndaivy6741]

can I use it to lighten my underarms

[@sadee1287]

Use Jolen Creme bleach for that, but patch test first as some are sensitive.

[@Satzbau]

Sounds nice, except doesn't hydrogen peroxide plus vinegar make a toxic gas according to Google?

[@josemelendez3705]

Peroxyacetic Acid (it is a strong oxidizing agent but, not a gas), mixing hydrogen peroxide and acetic acid in a simple bowl (without a strong catalyzer. also vinegar is just 5-20% acetic acid, the rest is water) would result in a poor amount of peroxyacetic acid that shud be not dangerous, but enough for cleaning purposes, I guess... BUT as always take you own cautions, use gloves and try to not smell it.

[@thebottomlessditch9247]

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[@zorabixun]

Hi, that brown bottle of HP is surely pharmaceutical grade .... that is NOT GOOD to use it to clean the tooths !! ........ it should be FOOD GRADE ONLY !!

[@sadee1287]

Yes. Only food grade is appropriate for teeth/gum applications and diluted otherwise you could actually damage gums and tooth enamel. Also not all oral bacteria is bad. Using xylitol or erythritol as an oral rinse (they are sugar alcohols which are safe) inhibits cavity causing bacteria while maintaining the good bacteria.