Make Coronavirus Disinfectant Spray With Hydrogen Peroxide At Home With Us

[@alzym1]

Excuse me, but your baby is so cute and she is a big distraction, she is so adorable 👼

[@QualityDaydreams]

Thank you! I’m a very lucky mama. Take care

[@arielgonzalez9747]

her Mom too!

[@judyvalencia3257]

As a retired nurse I knew this so, when I went to Dollar General they had them there for a dollar! I got me several.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Wish I bought it from $1 store! Nowadays we only shop online and could only find it on EBay at high, but not crazy prices considering how hard it is to get right now.

[@dreadpassion]

Thanks for commenting @judy valencia. So this mixture really does work; I was just curious but if feels good to hear it from a nurse.

[@maakeupbyfanny1393]

judy valencia can it be use on fabric ?

[@ericab936]

Maakeupbyfanny yes. I spray my sheets lightly not enough to wet it but couple spritz before I go to bed at night. It’s not like bleach so my sheets does not get stained. Good stuff.

[@sherribryant7934]

I read somewhere that diluted bleach becomes unstable after 24 hours? Does diluted hydrogen peroxide stay more past 24 hours unlike diluted bleach?

[@Dominated2]

I've been in holistic health for 30 years. One thing of note, you really do not have to dilute the 3%, as it's not corrosive on countertops, clothes, furniture, bedrooms, bathrooms, you name it etc.. Been doing it for 25 years. .05 percent is a safe measure though I suppose, for the paranoid. Anyway, who ever has a disagreement with this, I always say how much hard alcohol have you drank in your lives? Or how much sanitizer have you been using lately? The HP breaks down into oxygen and water eventually. Alcohol to poison or sugar.

[@vanity68]

Can it kill the virus in the air?

[@breanneverstraete9151]

I’m sorry, but this MUST BE kept in it’s original brown bottle. As soon as Hydrogen Peroxide is exposed to light, it is deemed unstable and ineffective. Please consider putting a spray top on the brown bottle instead. 👍

[@QualityDaydreams]

Breanne Verstraete The standard hydrogen peroxide at supermarkets are stabilized by the manufacturer to prevent decomposing. it’s been about 10 days and my 0.5% hydrogen peroxide solution is still working strong. Most people don’t have a dark spray bottle and can’t use the original bottle if diluting it. The clear spray bottle works fine as long as it is used within 2 weeks and stored away from direct sunlight. Thank you for your feedback and please stay safe. Take care ♡

[@KVStarStruck22]

They can just duct tape it, put aluminum foil, paint it black or put a black shirt over it to keep the light out.

[@j.d.schultzsr.9215]

@@KVStarStruck22, I would use a heavy black sock. ---J.D. Schultz, R.N.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Great ideas! Thanks for the feedback!!

[@QualityDaydreams]

Great idea! Thanks for the feedback!! Take care!

[@dffulmer1]

I notice that Baby is often watching carefully as you pour the solution. Must be interesting to them! And such cuteness, oh my!

[@oflores7457]

I had to watch and rewind the video. Many many time cant concentrate with CUTE BEAUTIFUL BABY HANGING!!!

[@roachqueen1973]

o flores I was just about to type the same thing. Such a cute baby. My eyes were drawn to her and not the life saving instructions.

[@mirandashepherd8254]

Yes lol

[@cathyt144]

o flores i was concerned that the baby might get peroxide splashed on her more than anything. accidents happen & babies are unpredictable at that age. a leg kick or a flailing arm could potentially be dangerous. its the mother in me that sees danger even if there is none i suppose.

[@williamharding1319]

Super cute I agree

[@itscarlamcd3122]

If I may add a few things to this great and useful idea. One- use distilled water (tap water has fluoride, and other chemicals you don’t want interfering with your solution). Two- use a bottle that’s not transparent. Hydrogen peroxide loses it’s strength when exposed to light (that’s why it comes in an opaque container). Keep your solution bottle in a cool place in your home and be careful with what you use the solution on (it may tarnish or fade some surfaces when used regularly). Lastly, try to use each “batch” quickly, do not leave it sitting around too long- it can loose it’s strength and the water will become stagnant.

[@doanphuong1325]

I’ve been using the 3% HP straight up from the bottle. Does it have to be diluted for effectiveness?

[@itscarlamcd3122]

Doan Phuong From all I’ve heard you don’t need to dilute HP, just bleach. Also, don’t combine bleach with other products ☠️

[@doanphuong1325]

carla mdonald thanks for your reply!! Stay safe.

[@ceciliachin8829]

Hello, thank you for the video. How did y’all wash your groceries?? What about the vegetables and fruits? And meat??.... I know this sound dumb but just wanna know how other people do it.. thank you all!🙏

[@QualityDaydreams]

Hey Cecilia, I made another video how I disinfect my groceries. Here’s the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mamZqnuve6d3oZo Its the type of vegetable/fruit that gets soggy, I take out of the plastic bag and set aside for 1 day or just wash before eating. If it’s the type that doesn’t get mushy, I’ll take out of plastic and spray down then wash before putting away. As for meat, I’ll spray and wipe the plastic wrap before putting away. It is is from the butcher in paper wrap, I’ll put in ziplock or container. Hope this helps and thank you!

[@Sensi919]

I put a spray nozzle on my peroxide bottle and use it to spray all surfaces and toothbrushes. Seems to work great.

[@lisamanning586]

Any solucion with hydrogen peroxide should be in a dark bottle

[@deborahscott9889]

I thought it might have to be stored in a dark bottle as normal bottles of Hydrogen peroxide come in brown bottles to keep the light out. I make the WHO alcohol hand sanitizer which does contain HP but it doesnt say anywhere to only store in dark bottles??? The dark bottles are so hard to get and so expensive so I made removeable covers for my clear bottles

[@NoctisMotus]

@@deborahscott9889 Hydrogen Peroxide decomposes much more quickly when subjected to UV light, thus it is sold in those brown bottles.

[@thanhtrinh9704]

when preparing any chemical,please keep children away. Safety has to come first.

[@SandungaLuna]

@@NoctisMotus you could cover it with aluminium foil to make it dark. Just an idea

[@LeeKeels]

Store it under the sink or in a closet. It will be fine.

[@logical1291]

I use it to clean my fruits and veggies in a large bowl. Do you know how long the mixture will be effective for in the bowl, since I have lots of fruits, veggies and salad. I let it sit in the bowl for 6 minutes for each group of items. You think that is too long? Let me know if you can. Thanks.

[@JennasMusic76]

OMG!! your baby is a little doll!!! THanks for the tips they are great!! Making this when I wake up.

[@soloperfetti]

Is this work for foods and vegetables?

[@Zarasha1]

Your baby is really smart. She is so observant. My son was just like that as a baby, and now unbelievably smart. Your baby is so beautiful like her mommy. Thank you for video.

[@DucatiQueen]

People have absolutely no clue just how TOXIC bleach is ! Hydrogen Peroxide is just as effective with no toxic fumes or odor and is a lot safer for babies and pets 💪 Thank you for sharing this 👍🏼 FYI......you and your baby are adorable ❤️

[@charismaticcommercialclean6025]

False. H202 is in fact very toxic. But you wont know exactly how toxic it is until you guage the concentration. NIOSh/ OSHA permissible exposure limit into an aerosol is 5-10ppm. 25-75 is IDLH. The only way to guage that is with a h202 monitor or test strips. Do enough research before spraying everywhere. But it is highly effective in destroying the envelope that encases covid-19

[@QualityDaydreams]

I would rather use hydrogen peroxide over bleach any day!

[@olec1023]

Thanks. For reintroducing me to hydrogen peroxide. Been using it before to elliminate foul smell on pet area.

[@you_r_my-world2288]

Instead watching you doing this, I watched your baby lol She’s too adorable. Just wanted to hold her. What a cutie ❤️

[@QualityDaydreams]

She’s such a good baby and even seemed like she paid attention the whole time ♡

[@roseiam]

Is this safe to use to disinfect chairs and couches like lysol spray does? That would be my primary use for it. I know hydrogen peroxide has bleaching agents in it but is this diluted enough? Thanks.

[@QualityDaydreams]

I do so without issues. My couch is leather so I’m sure it depends on the material.

[@jdocouture5859]

Can i use hydrogen peroxide mixed with water and essential oils to spray in the air like the lysol dysinfectant spray? What happens if the mist lands on clothing? will it stain the clothing?

[@lindam3636]

That baby is just to adorable . I just use the hydrogen peroxide straight without mixing it with water but I'm lucky enough to find it here . My local Wal-Mart had a lot for 54 cents . With my husband being considered Essential worker , I go through a lot of hydrogen peroxide . Does anyone know if 70% Isopropyl alcohol works as good and how long do you let it sit ? Can't find much information on it .

[@lchulo4nyc]

Linda M should work just as good, providing you can get alcohol. But it would smell a lot more than HP

[@jacquelined.1611]

Is it safe to just use the straight 3% ? Or even 50/50 water to hydrogen peroxide? Thanks!

[@QualityDaydreams]

Some people use the straight 3% but for me it is harsh on my hands. 50/50 is fine too as it is stronger that the amount needed to deactivate the virus.

[@sherribryant7934]

Thanks for this video. Does diluted hydrogen peroxide stay more stable past 24 hours unlike diluted Clorox which doesn’t stay stable after 24 hours?

[@QualityDaydreams]

If it is the normal household hydrogen peroxide, it is stabilized so it will last for a couple weeks as long as you do NOT store in direct sunlight.

[@courtneyrobinson8987]

I think you need to put your solution in a dark bottle so that your peroxide solution isn’t exposed to light. Light exposure decreases the effectiveness of the peroxide. That’s why they come sold in dark containers. You might want to double check. I’d hate for you to think you’re disinfecting when you’re really not. Got to keep that sweet baby safe from this virus. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@QualityDaydreams]

courtney robinson Most people don’t have a dark spray bottle right now, so you may use any spray bottle as long as you use the solution within 2 weeks & store it away from direct sunlight. I actually already had to refill it within a week! Been disinfecting everything that is delivered to us before bringing it inside our home. Just to be extra safe.

[@basicallybangbang]

I just posted a comment without reading this, I made the same point, though I fear someone will watch the video without reading these comments, is there a way for you to annotate the video with this information? If not, maybe it'd be better to re upload it with the correction before the start of the video. I'd hate it for someone to get infected when the fix is as simple as using a dark container instead.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Fernando alves Thanks for the feedback. This was also written in the description, but I also made note of it near the beginning in the description. And I added a “card” with the message in the video. Thank you!

[@basicallybangbang]

@@QualityDaydreams awesome! Thanks! Helping eachother find ways to stay safe is the best thing we can do, united we can beat this virus!

[@arianeganda6873]

Can I use it to our car? Like Uber car? It will not damage car interior?

[@ramanis1973]

is it effective as hand sanitizer too?

[@helper734]

In addition, the potency of hydrogen peroxide will reduce as it is exposed to light. For optimal use, the CDC recommends storing hydrogen peroxide in a dark container to keep its concentration stable and effective at killing germs.

[@Rjrolyn]

Can this method be used on a Sanitizer Spray Gun. Thanks

[@on2wheels378]

Second comment, people are saying to keep it in a dark bottle, easy fix, wrap it with duct tape (spray bottle) or colored duct tape in brown, black, and blue. Easy fix, HP dilutes when light hits it (the ant bacterial properties) or buy dark, non translucent spray bottles.

[@tstarks1976]

You are correct, you need a dark bottle. You can also cut a sock to fit over the bottle.

[@u0978]

Whos cares about the mixing... Its all about the adorable baby 😘

[@rcg6174]

Can i use any 3% hydrogen peroxide?? because i saw there is also food grade 3% hydrogen peroxide.

[@QualityDaydreams]

You may use food grade 3% hydrogen peroxide. However you should only make as needed as the food grade one deactivates faster. The household HP is stabilized so it lasts longer.

[@ashleyhall1061]

Cute adorable baby peroxide is a valuable source that can be used for many different things but at the same time it doesn't kill anything it just boils out any infection that may be around or inside of your open wounds

[@maryschray870]

can you spray that to human body like the fogger ?

[@annluster252]

Can I just put half Peroxide and half water in a big Spray bottle be the same

[@vaibhavmestry4825]

Hey nice video and big thumps up .just one question, i have a hydrogen peroxoid at home in first aid kit which sayd 5% w/v to 7% w/v H2o2 ,so will that be useful?

[@QualityDaydreams]

What do you mean by “w/v”? If this is the normal hydrogen peroxide, you can dilute it. Please see dilution calculator in the description.

[@vaibhavmestry4825]

@@QualityDaydreamsi dont know about w/v but its written there over bottle

[@QualityDaydreams]

First aid Hydrogen peroxide is usually the standard household type. But I would google W/V just to know for sure. Stay safe!

[@ankitkumar-rj9ub]

W/v is weight to volume. Consider your product as 5%. To make it 0.5% solution, use the ratio 1:9.

[@supriyas3232]

can we use it on body

[@johnnysirapradith9364]

Could I use this on door mats, and couches? Like Lysol disinfectant spray?!

[@QualityDaydreams]

Yes. I do it without issues.

[@lqweenie7]

I have a question, I purchased a bottle of hydrogen peroxide at 3% that's already in the form of a spray bottle. So it's the brown bottle with a spray nozzle.. would I just use it as it came or would I still need to transfer to a different spray bottle and dilute?

[@QualityDaydreams]

The 3% spray will work to deactivate the coronavirus. However if you use it undiluted, the bottle will run out quick. And you don’t need to use that strong of a spray as 0.5% or stronger will work the same. It is best to keep the unused HP in the original bottle for storing (don’t pour the unused HP in a different bottle to store).

[@lqweenie7]

@@QualityDaydreams Thank you so much, I really appreciate you taking the time to respond. I have never worked with HP before and was very uncertain as to how to use it. Thank you again, be well!

[@lokipokey]

Why do you dilute the HP with water? Is it more effective that way? Or is it just to save the HP BTW, your baby is soooo doggone cute, I love watching her watching the world. She looks like she understands EVERYTHING!

[@KVStarStruck22]

If you got duct tape , black shirt, or maybe aluminum foil, you can just cover the white or see through bottle with it. There are ways to cover the bottle from sunlight.

[@LeeKeels]

No need, just store it in a dark place. Under the sink, in a closet, whatever.

[@stevechang7017]

Hi what is the life span when mixing HP with water in a bottle? bleach is potent only up to 24 hours if I’m correct.

[@QualityDaydreams]

If it is the normal stabilized household hydrogen peroxide, it will last 2 weeks. If you store away from direct sunlight. I usually make a cup at a time since it is so easy to do.

[@svingysvingy]

Will this damage porcelain or ceramic floors? Why about marble or corian countertops? Will it need to be rinsed after allowing it time to disinfect surfaces?

[@QualityDaydreams]

Some say 3% “may” discolor porous surfaces such as marble. However this is 0.5% (much weaker). It is fine on ceramic & poreclain. However you should spot test on you marble/stone countertop. We have a Carrara table and use it on that as well as our leather sofa and car interior without issues.

[@benhamilton3723]

No,

[@rano4810]

What if i have hydrogen peroxide of 6% and on what % i have to mix it with water to become it a spray and what should be it contact time

[@margaretr.4427]

Thank you for the tips, I found your channel searching for videos on Cannon Beach, OR for our (hopefully!) Summer trip and enjoyed your video. You have a lovely family and now I see you have a 5th member!! Congratulations!!

[@QualityDaydreams]

Yes we’re a party of 5 now! Cannon beach is my absolute favorite on the coast! The hallmark hotel is amazing and affordable. Excited for you!

[@singhsardar5114]

Hi after you make this solution how long can you use this solution before it looses its effectiveness thanks.

[@QualityDaydreams]

If you use a stabilized Hydrogen Peroxide (purchased at supermarkets), it will last 2 weeks if NOT stored in direct sunlight. Best to store in a dark container and use bottled water if you want to store it longer or if it is NOT stabilized HP. I usually just make 250mL at a time.

[@Chriznis]

Can i use this spray on fabrics?

[@QualityDaydreams]

I use the 0.5% on fabric (my leather couch and car interior) without any issues. However if the 3% hydrogen peroxide is not diluted, it “may” discolor some fabric.

[@necidel7688]

Please answer.......my husband is a delivery guy for fedex every time when his back I spray alcohol all over him but we r running out, can we use this instead??....... please answer......sorry I forgot how effective is??

[@QualityDaydreams]

Yes, but make sure you dilute it to at least 0.5% and it will take 1 minute to deactivate the coronavirus (just like alcohol 70%). Of course, don’t spray into his eyes. Take care and stay safe 🙏🏻

[@marilynduenas1876]

I already did it a while ago..and I also wipe off Amazon's packaging before opening.., my car keys...its crazy

[@shareewert3157]

I put it on paper towel like you. But is that enough to kill a virus? Do you need to get the pt saturated?

[@QualityDaydreams]

Best to spray items down and let sit for 1 minute. I usually soak a paper towel when needing to disinfect items I rather not spray directly. Take care!

[@luznevidy5756]

Hi ! Can you use it on toddler toys?

[@QualityDaydreams]

Yes! But I would rinse it off after it spraying it for a few minutes.

[@luznevidy5756]

@@QualityDaydreams I sprayed them let it set for 1 min then wipe them off and air dry them

[@lindabowman4325]

The baby is cute and very alert. Thank you

[@staronuoha]

How many ml of peroxide do I need to dilute in a gallon of water and mop my floor. Also, is it safe on a finished wooden floor? Please answer.

[@1Sanantoniomatute]

Where did you get the ratios. The study in your link says to use at a a pure .5% concentration, no dilution. Thanks

[@QualityDaydreams]

1Sanantoniomatute Please see the 2nd link in my description. It includes the link to dilution calculator: Routinely disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces. You can use a cleaning spray or wipe that includes effective disinfectant ingredients, such as 62%-71% ethanol (ethyl alcohol), 0.5% hydrogen peroxide or 0.1% sodium hypochlorite (bleach). If common cleaning products are unavailable, you may be able to dilute the effective chemicals with water to create a safe and effective solution (see this handy dilution calculator).

[@MrLockdownbg]

What are the effects on the various materials? After all, hydrogen peroxide solutions are used as kind of bleach. Thanks for the vid.

[@QualityDaydreams]

The household 3% hydrogen peroxide is much safer than bleach. (The industrial grade high percentage is a different story!). Some say 3% “may” discolor porous surfaces such as marble. However this is 0.5% (much weaker). It is fine on non-porous surfaces. We have a Carrara table (porous) and use it on that as well as our leather sofa and car interior without issues. If in doubt, please spot test. Take care ♡

[@awesomekoga7848]

Hi Jackie and Giselle. You are both so pretty. Thank you for sharing this. I was wondering about it. You both need to do more videos of your cuteness. Giselle looks so calm. Reminds me of my first. My firstborn is a boy but he is so patient. He also has great taste. We would shop from the time mall opened till closes and he would be so awesome! Giselle is observing and learning. She seems patient. Stay safe, healthy and blessed.

[@chiliesauce8381]

❤💕Thank you Quality Daydreams pretty woman🌹im going to try out this so i can have more disinfectants around.And its safe cause your cute baby is right there with you and she dosent look like she feels sick only happy.

[@josephdeliz3455]

I just use pure Hydrogen Peroxide in my little spray bottle. I even gargle with it. Probably to no avail but it never hurts to be too safe.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Yes the 3% HP will deactivate the virus. It’s so hard to get nowadays that it may be better to dilute to at least 0.5% so the bottle will last you longer. Take care!

[@josephdeliz3455]

@Marco Deo To no avail meaning it may be pointless against the spread of COVID-19 from throat to lungs.

[@kushaldeepchojer2700]

This formulation will kill covid 19 virus? If yes how much time it will take?

[@indiafutrell4658]

Can I use this, or a version of this for hand sanitizer?? I am currently unable to find isopropyl alcohol.

[@QualityDaydreams]

I personally wouldn’t use it on my skin, but other people who commented said they do so... I know 3% hydrogen peroxide is very strong and may irritate skin & discolor porous surfaces. This is diluted to 0.5%, so it is much weaker.

[@toddkyle3691]

India...if you can’t get isopropyl alcohol see if you can find grain alcohol. Works!

[@Eskareignneo]

If you can find 50% isopropyl alcohol you can concentrate it with non-ionized salt. There's vids on KZbin that can explain and walk you through the process. Hope this helps.

[@kmsy200]

I love that little girl how she watches but not even once didn’t want touch . How you guys are so good with kids they learn . But I see all different cultures parents in the store can’t control their kids not to touch everything? It’s so sad 😞 to see thanks for video

[@TheDylan6908]

Yeah the kid is too cute. How long will that mixture keep for meaning, before the peroxide looses it's potency?

[@FemmeFatalee]

I wasn't even listening! too busy looking at your baby..she's too cute lol

[@aaaeee2862]

Thank you 🙏 I’m going to make a smaller one for my car and I’m going to store it in my glove compartment, so no light would hit it.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Found some black travel sized spray bottles on amazon. I’m going to do the same! 🙌🏻 take care!

[@robrob7011]

Thumbs up!! But I wouldn't dilute it at all, as it would be detrimental to be not quite strong enough to do the job.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Thanks! Diluted 0.5% hydrogen peroxide is strong enough to deactivate the coronavirus. 3% works too! But it’s so hard to get HP nowadays, so I think it’s best to get the most out of a bottle. Inactivation of Coronavirus by Hydrogen peroxide was effective with a concentration of 0.5% and an exposure time of 1 min. www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590088920300081 www.pacificmedicalcenters.org/about-us/news-press/novel-coronavirus-covid-19/

[@seniors4kimi]

can you use the solution on fog machines

[@glendasarmiento2509]

ok, so the whole time I was looking at your baby she so adorable, I had to watch the video again to put attention.lol

[@yashdhimaan5749]

I have hydrogen peroxide 50% instead of 3% ..how much to mix with water ?

[@QualityDaydreams]

Please see the dilution calculator in the video description. If you want I can do it for you. Please let me knownn

[@PrivateAgent0079]

Can you use this on your hands?

[@QualityDaydreams]

Yes it works on hands, but may sting a little if you have a cut.

[@PrivateAgent0079]

@@QualityDaydreams thank you sooo much, I am in the Healthcare and still waiting on orders

[@nickyboyvidal9508]

Can the spray be used on masks?

[@blue-pb7mn]

Have to keep peroxide in the brown bottle. Light destabilizes it!! When you mix it, use it up right away. That's why it's only sold in non light filtering bottles.

[@QualityDaydreams]

The standard Hydrogen peroxide bought at supermarkets are stabilized which prevents it from decomposing. As long as it is used within 2 weeks it still works. This is already noted in the description & video. Stay safe ♡

[@manojchoyal8361]

Thank u so much ma'am...to share these important information with us....and one more thing....ur baby is so cute and adorable...

[@quietstormaps]

I have food grade 3% peroxide, would that work?

[@QualityDaydreams]

If I’m not mistaken, “food grade” is the industrial type and isn’t stabilized like the normal household hydrogen peroxide to prevent decomposing. So you would need better care to prevent exposure to light & chlorine (use an opaque or dark plastic spray bottle and pure water.). Take care!

[@sameeranandtorvi]

Your baby is super cute. But a quick question. Is it safe to spray this around a kid?

[@QualityDaydreams]

Yes it is safe as it is diluted to 0.5%. But make sure to not spray it directly into the eyes as it will cause irritation.

[@sameeranandtorvi]

@@QualityDaydreams thanks for the information. Lots of love to your super cute daughter ❤️

[@canyousayhemi]

Does anyone know where she got her data from on how to mix it correctly?

[@aprilwu]

Hello, thank you for the video! Is hydrogen peroxide 0.5% safe for skin?

[@QualityDaydreams]

I would not use it as a disinfectant on skin. But it is a great way to disinfect non-porous surfaces.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Thanks for the feedback. Great to hear it works for you.

[@aprilwu]

Mike McGomer & @QualityDaydreams thank you very much for the reply ❤️❤️

[@pppaaattt4671]

Ty for the video I have the ingredients and making today 😀. And yes your baby is soooo beautiful .

[@GaryWu-t7r]

Accidents does happen. Be careful waving all that in front of your cute baby. Be careful. Very useful info anyway.

[@hermesjr.pascual3066]

You must use distilled water. Hydrogen peroxide reacts with chlorine. Tap water has chlorine in it.

[@QualityDaydreams]

The standard 3% hydrogen peroxide that is sold at pharmacies and supermarkets is already stabilized by the manufacturer to prevent it from decomposing. It is perfectly fine to dilute with water. Best to “store” in dark container, however it is fine if used within 2 weeks & not stored in direct sunlight. I think you are referring to the higher percentage industrial type hydrogen peroxide that is NOT STABILIZED.

[@DrumFFx]

no he said the water has to be distilled because city owned water from a faucet is treated with trace amounts of chlorine. distilled water has nothing in it. no electrolytes or minerals added like filtered or bottled water for taste

[@MyHollydog]

You and the baby are soooooo cute I could watch this again and again.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Thank you! Stay safe 😊

[@QualityDaydreams]

Reference: Inactivation of Coronavirus by Hydrogen peroxide was effective with a concentration of 0.5% and an exposure time of 1 min. www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590088920300081 www.pacificmedicalcenters.org/about-us/news-press/novel-coronavirus-covid-19/ It’s best to use the standard hydrogen peroxide bought at supermarkets as those are stabilized by the manufacturer to prevent decomposing due to light or chlorine. If possible, store in a dark bottle. If a dark bottle is unavailable, any spray bottle is fine as long as the solution is used within 1-2 weeks and stored away from direct sunlight. -- Please check out my channel for more videos like this. Also, lots of family travel videos. Please like & subscribe ♡

[@MrCoconutcat]

Thank you for the video and please watch my video on how to make a DIY bar of soap spray kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ-TpaCwmdqradU

[@josephryanmabaquiao4825]

u use only 3% but it will still wrk? recommended is 5%?

[@woodsprout]

@@josephryanmabaquiao4825 She us using 0.5%, which is 1/2 of one percent.

[@elmastersparkles]

To get .5% from 3% you have to have 1 part 3% hydrogen peroxide lets say 50ml and (5) more parts water (preferably distilled or previously boiled water to have a total of 300 ml solution, one part of that is hydrogen peroxide (50ml). 50ml/300ml =1/6 and 1/6 of .03= .005? Or is my math incorrect :/

[@lafaux307]

Some countries are attacking the virus with hydrogen peroxide. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWTZgXiCrpylqNk The death counts as of May 12 were Russia 2119, Indonesia 1007, Qatar 14 Vietnam 0, Turkey 3841, Pakistan 706, Sharjah 198, Lebanon 26, Malaysia 109, Kenya 33, Dubai 2

[@ezmoney79]

Right off, doesn't it hurt the peroxide effect, if exposed to light for too long, isn't that's why it's always in a dark bottle, another tip alot of the spray tips will fit directly into the original peroxide bottle

[@marriamy8569]

Is this food safe???

[@kushaldeepchojer2700]

Very nice.. Thanks a lot. I have hydrogen peroxide 10% and I don't know how to dilute it

[@ankitkumar-rj9ub]

1 part of HP to 19 parts of water. For example 50 ml of HP to 950 ml of distilled water.

[@ia2025]

Can this be used directly on a mask to disinfect?

[@NonnofYobiznes]

No. For masks, put them in the oven (NOT MICROWAVE) at 70 degrees Celsius for 30 mins. That's the way many hospitals are doing.

[@robertl9086]

Can I add some lemon to it?

[@drewdemo2674]

thanks for the tip and your daughter is adorable.

[@Doriesep6622]

If you are making us watch this video because of the cute baby, it works.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Barefoot Prof haha! I didn’t know how cute she was being until after seeing the video! ♡

[@libertygrace3878]

Thank you for sharing. Your baby is adorable 💕.Stay safe.

[@michelletampafloridausa7084]

Great idea, precious little helper.❤

[@on2wheels378]

Thanks for sharing. I have to be honest, where I live (90803) there is no more rubbing alcohol but the shelves are still have a descent quantity of Hydrogen Peroxide.

[@QualityDaydreams]

I would buy a little extra as it is very hard to get here!

[@on2wheels378]

@@QualityDaydreams Yeh, we have, drug stores here, Rite Aid, CVS has moderate quantities, they also have the large bottles the quart size (32 ounces) and the Pint size (16 ounces).

[@bhaskarbhupalam9952]

Thanks for the video. But to get .5% solution, shouldn’t it be 250ml water needed to mix with 50ml of 3% hydrogen peroxide? End result would be 300ml diluted hydrogen peroxide.

[@QualityDaydreams]

No. Please be careful as you want at least 0.5% for it to deactivate the coronavirus. To produce this 0.5% solution. Use 42 mL (I rounded it up to 50 mL to be easier) of 3% hydrogen peroxide. Then fill up the rest with water for a TOTAL of 250 mL. Here’s the dilution calculator: www.physiologyweb.com/calculators/dilution_calculator_molarity_percent.html

[@bhaskarbhupalam9952]

Thank you for the response. If we used 42ml, then 210ml water to be added to make 252ml (42*3/0.5) final volume is correct. But if we use 50ml hydrogen peroxide, then 250ml water can bee added to make final volume of 300ml (50*3/0.5). Anyways, your measurements are okay but they will make 0.6% solution (50*3/250) instead of 0.5% solution (50*3/300). I agree it is better to be a bit higher percentage than lower.

[@myutube1960]

Excellent presentation! You have a gorgeous baby. Maybe is the result of you being gorgeous yourself.

[@cyrushashemi4935]

Can we use Hydrogen Peroxide Topical solution (Hydrogen peroxide stabilized 3%) instead of regular 3% Hydrogen Peroxide?

[@QualityDaydreams]

Cyrus Hashemi Yes, all standard hydrogen peroxide is stabilized, which prevents it from decomposing. It is 3%, so you need to dilute it the same way.

[@cyrushashemi4935]

Thanks a lot !

[@mirandashepherd8254]

Your baby is too adorable ❤

[@desireebouchard7860]

Omg your little girl is so cute! I literally watched her the whole time! 😂

[@aldilee51]

Isnt it makes 0.75% solution? 3% 1 part dilute with 4 part water so 3% divide by 4 makes 0.75% right?

[@QualityDaydreams]

0.5% hydrogen peroxide is the minimum to kill the coronavirus. I like to put a little extra just in case. So 50 mL of 3% HP added to water for a total of 250 mL solution diluted it to 0.6% Hydrogen peroxide.

[@MarcoAntonio-yq2kn]

I bought 4 bottles off of walmart.com and got it a week later for 88¢ a bottle 32oz

[@QualityDaydreams]

Wow! That’s great. Hopefully it is easier to buy now!

[@SuperSaltydog77]

Good idea to mark the spray bottle with the ingredient and % amount. I do the same with all of the spray bottle solutions that I make up.

[@williamjr41]

What happens if you use more than the recommended amount of Hydrogen Peroxide?

[@QualityDaydreams]

A little more than 0.5% is not bad. Undiluted 3% is too strong for cleaning. It will “burn” your hands and discolor porous surfaces and clothing. Take care!

[@briibrii8453]

Nothing happens I been using it for ever straight out the bottle and never got burns or discoloration on clothes or countertops 🤷‍♀️

[@jazminad]

william jr is best to use undiluted . Adding water makes it lose its effectiveness in killing bacteria . I'm not sure how this would work in killing a virus . I just use straight from the bottle and leave for 5 minutes . If you are concerned in discoration just wipe after 5 minutes .

[@jazminad]

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[@stevemccord6927]

I do have a problem with your application. The technic you demonstrate for application doesn't appear to allow a minute of dwell time. Meaning that the surface needs to stay wet for an entire minute if you are trying to disinfect for the virus. Other disinfection applications can need longer also.

[@QualityDaydreams]

Steve McCord Yes it will take 1 minute for hydrogen peroxide to deactivate the virus. All potentially infected items should be sprayed down. Smaller items like door knobs, faucet, etc could be wiped with a soaked paper towel the same way someone would clean with disinfectant wipes.

[@josephryanmabaquiao4825]

the only available in my area is 5-6% so how can i do mixture for that?

[@QualityDaydreams]

Please see the video description for dilution calculator. If you need help, I can do it for you. Let me know!

[@josephryanmabaquiao4825]

QualityDaydreams i just ask the pharmacy and theynonly have 6% mam can you help me how to make a dilution mixture? thanks

[@QualityDaydreams]

21 mL of 6% hydrogen peroxide. Then add water to make a TOTAL of 250mL. This will make 0.5% HP solution. I usually add a little more HP to be safe. See dilution calculator here: www.physiologyweb.com/calculators/dilution_calculator_molarity_percent.html

[@josephryanmabaquiao4825]

QualityDaydreams ok mam so 21ml of hp and 229ml of water to equal 250ml. sorry to ask im just confuse with the formula. when u say a little bit hp how much you add in spoon or ml?

[@josephryanmabaquiao4825]

QualityDaydreams the more you add Hp the lesser the %? did o understand it right? if i came up with 5% if i add more hp it will lessen it to 3%