counters, doorknobs, the usual places where germs hang out and transfer from hand to hand, or through food. Also, is it safe for homes with very young children?
Yes safe for pets and children as long as they do not ingest it. As to counter tops, it would depend on what type of counter top you have. Formica, tile, yes, if wood, marble, granite, natural stone, use what the manufacturer recommends.
In addition, never place raw food directly on the counter, I have a variety of cutting boards to avoid cross contamination. And I use vinegar or vodka on my countertops, but they are old tile.
Hi Maureenalezny, Yes it does kill germs but needs to be left on the surfaces for a few minutes to do so. Here's some more info about cleaning with peroxide. Hope it is helpful to you.
Hi Maureennalezny, Hydrogen peroxide has been used as an antiseptic since the 1920s because it kills bacteria cells by destroying their cell walls. This process is called oxidation because the compound's oxygen atoms are incredibly reactive, and they attract, or steal, electrons. Be careful not to over use it as it can kill "good" bacteria too!
Hydrogen peroxide has been used as an antiseptic since the 1920s because it kills bacteria cells by destroying their cell walls. This process is called oxidation because the compound's oxygen atoms are incredibly reactive, and they attract, or steal, electrons.F
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In short yes, BUT it depends upon the surface. What surface do you need to disinfect?
counters, doorknobs, the usual places where germs hang out and transfer from hand to hand, or through food. Also, is it safe for homes with very young children?
Hi Maureenalezny, Yes it does kill germs but needs to be left on the surfaces for a few minutes to do so. Here's some more info about cleaning with peroxide. Hope it is helpful to you.
https://healthstartsinthekitchen.com/all-natural-cleaning-and-disinfecting-with-peroxide/
Hydrogen peroxide will also lighten or whiten some surfaces and some fibres. Use with caution.
Why not just use a solution containing Dettol which is a disinfectant, or a solution using anti-bacterial dish soap? Peroxide can fade.
Hi Maureennalezny, Hydrogen peroxide has been used as an antiseptic since the 1920s because it kills bacteria cells by destroying their cell walls. This process is called oxidation because the compound's oxygen atoms are incredibly reactive, and they attract, or steal, electrons. Be careful not to over use it as it can kill "good" bacteria too!
Hi Maureennalezny, yes it does,
Hydrogen peroxide has been used as an antiseptic since the 1920s because it kills bacteria cells by destroying their cell walls. This process is called oxidation because the compound's oxygen atoms are incredibly reactive, and they attract, or steal, electrons.F