Learn 10 brilliant uses for hydrogen peroxide – there are so many things you can do with it around your home, beyond cleaning wounds.
I’m all about home remedies. My parents used them all the time when I was little, and I’ll always give them a try before moving onto anything more extensive . . . and 9.9 out of 10 times, they work!
Hydrogen peroxide is one of those household items I always have on hand, and I want to share some the other things you can do with it besides cleaning up wounds. I’m wondering if you know of any of these use for hydrogen peroxide?
Check them out, and let me know if you have any other suggestions. Scroll down to see 10 great ideas!
Things You Can Do With Hydrogen Peroxide
Armpit Stains – No one likes workout stains in that area; so here’s how to remove them and freshen up your shirts again.
Find the step-by-step at One Good Thing By Jillee
Produce Wash – don’t wash the chemicals off of your fruit with chemicals; instead use a natural solution.
Find out how to do it at The Elliott Homestead
Burnt Pans – even if the grime has been on for awhile, if you follow this tutorial you can remove it.
Learn more about it at One Little Project
Ear Infections – you can use hydrogen peroxide for wax removal as well as to kill bacteria and yeast.
Find out more at New Health Guide
Mouthwash – this solution not only freshens your mouth, but also cleans your teeth.
Get the recipe at Nature’s Nurture
Carpet Stains – old spots on the carpet can finally get cleaned up, and it only takes a few minutes.
Acne Clear Up – Use hydrogen peroxide after washing your face as a perfect toner.
Toilet Fizzies – add hydrogen peroxide to a few other ingredients to make these little tablets that clean and freshen.
Find out how to do it at Pop Sugar
Weed Killer – this recipe is a safe alternative for standard pesticides, and is perfect if you have kids or pets that play in the yard. Put 1 oz 3% hydrogen peroxide in 1 quart of water and spray.
Laundry Treatment – don’t spend a ton for name brands, make your own laundry treater and stain remover.
Find out how to make it at One Good Thing By Jillee
What do you think about these uses for hydrogen peroxide – would you try any of them? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!
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