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Use hydrogen peroxide around the home to kill molds and mildews, remove stains and even remove pet odors. Got a stinky skunky dog on your hands? Hydrogen peroxide can solve that problem too. From cleaning to personal care this super clean combo will give you all the disinfecting and cleaning power you need without any toxic residues.

New Review of "101 Home Uses of Hydrogen Peroxide"

Posted on February 27, 2007 by admin

FoodGradeH2O2.com is pleased to provide
our readers with access to the review
of our recently released e-book
“101 Home Uses of Hydrogen Peroxide”
by HealthyNewAge.com!

You can find the review here:

Review “101 Home Uses of Hydrogen Peroxide” by HealthyNewAge.com

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"Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide – Why Food Grade?"

Posted on February 23, 2007 by admin

When you are using hydrogen peroxide around the
house, it may seem no big deal to use drugstore variety
or grocer brand hydrogen peroxide.

After all, cleaning bathroom tiles or toilets,
we don’t really need to think about the trace elements
of additives in the store brand varieties do we?

It’s a worthy question. Read More About Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide Continue reading →

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"Hydrogen Peroxide a "Perfect" Stain Remover According to CBS"

Posted on February 23, 2007 by admin

The highly effective stain removing qualities of hydrogen peroxide
showed up again in the news this month, as CBS did a special report
on Stain Remover Must Haves…

Nice to see our old friend h2o2 making the top of the list once more!

Excerpt:
“Stains are costly so Lisa Freeman of ShopSmart magazine from Consumer Reports tested stain removers to determine the most effective. Read More About Hydrogen Peroxide Must Have Stain Removal Results Continue reading →

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Remove Pet Odors From Carpets

Posted on January 31, 2007 by admin

Pet odors can be a very unpleasant “side benefit” of pet ownership…

While it’s true that Fido is your best friend, his doggie dander shedding hair and occasional “accidents” can make him hard to live with.

Whether its Fido or Felix the cat, pet odors can turn your home from a sanctuary into a smelly cesspool faster than you can say Jack Rabbit.

What to do?

First, forget the ammonia, forget the Clorox, forget the Mr. Clean and all the other products for general home cleaning. Just don’t waste your time. Sure you can remove dog pee from the kitchen floor with a regular kitchen floor cleaner… but it won’t do the one thing that will change the situation: remove the smell so even your pets cannot smell it.Read More about Pet Odor Removal Continue reading →

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Concrete Comes Clean with Sodium Percarbonate

Posted on January 25, 2007 by admin

Clean up that concrete walkway, patio or front step with a safe, easy and effective solution of sodium percarbonate and warm to hot water.

Removing stains, washed in dirt, mold, mildew and even algae, sodium percarbonate will also leave the area smelling fresh. It won’t harm nearby grass or plants, just rinse the area well when done. Read More about Sodium Percarbonate Continue reading →

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Removing Wine Stains From Carpeting

Posted on November 28, 2006 by admin

Did you know you can easily remove even dried in wine stains from carpeting with hydrogen peroxide? It’s a snap, to do.

There is one thing you need to do first, however. Find a spot of carpet that is out of the way, say in a closet, for instance. Spot test the carpet for color fastness in a back corner. Just take a q-tip, dip it in 3 percent h2o2 solution and apply it to the carpet. Let it stand a few minutes and then blot the spot dry with a cloth.

Most carpets pass this test no problem, but it is worth doing the test first if you are unsure if your carpet is really color fast. If the area is decidedly lighter than the rest of the carpet, then using hydrogen peroxide on the stained areas may also lighten them. I’ve never had this result myself, but hey, it could happen. You don’t want your carpet full of light spots any more than you want it full of wine spots, so do the test first.
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