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What can I use 35% hydrogen peroxide?
I know that you can use it for: • Cleaning facilities Greenhouse • Keep water clean lines • Remove chlorine from buying "water town" • Keep clean well water • Remove iron, sulfur and manganese good • Increased levels of oxygen in water and ground water whitens roots! • algae growth • Provide Prevention of bio-security • Reduce soil pathogens in the water cycled from the new flood floors stain removal • Concrete • Mushroom substrate sterilization • • sprouting seed water features, fountains, decorative bird baths, aquariums, fish ponds-taxidermy bleach • Skulls • • pools • Hot tubs Removing mildew from bathroom tile & grout • Odour • Oxygenating grass turf removal • Removal of algae from water
Hydrogen peroxide is swell stuff. But 35% concentration is powerful stuff and kinda dangerous. Not to mention, costly. If spills in anything other than very clean glass or plastic, it will release a lot of heat and steam and oxygen. So it is probably prohibited by UPS and messages and anything else except the high price truckers. Germans used it in the V2 rockets in WW2. They also used it as an oxidizer in rocket-powered airplane. Only problem is, in an accident hydrogen peroxide can leak into the booth and distribute bleach and then pilot. I doubt if you want to buy stuff to "disinfect" or de-smell your septic tank. At about $ 10 a gallon, this is a version very expensive and risky to Febreeze.
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