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Hydrogen peroxide is a germicidal agent made up of water and oxygen, which makes it the safest natural sanitizer . It`s a colorless liquid that is slightly more viscous than water. It is most commonly used as disinfectant, bleaching agent, and oxidizer. However, it turns out that this versatile liquid has countless uses. This article focuses on 65 of them, so make sure you check them all out and get a bottle of hydrogen peroxide as soon as possible. Note: Pure hydrogen peroxide can explode when heated to its boiling point. This is the reason why most of household products contain a diluted solution, mostly having 3-5% of the active chemical. THE COMPLETE LIST 1. Eliminate Viruses Experts claim that applying 3 drops of 3% hydrogen peroxide in the ear helps reduce the duration of cold or flu. Allow the solution to work for about 10 minutes before letting it drain. 2. Get Rid of Pesticides Most fresh veggies are treated with pesticides, detrimental chemicals that shouldn’t be ingested....

Starting and finishing your day in a sparkling clean bathroom makes life a little more enjoyable. But there is a catch- someone actually has to do the cleaning of the bathroom consistently ! Cleaning your bathroom doesn 't have to be as difficult and time consuming as you might think. Here's our guide to five simple steps that will get the job done fast. So, grab your rubber gloves, long handled duster , vinegar, mop and a handful of cleaning cloths before you begin cleaning your bathroom. Step One You're going to clean your bathroom literally starting at the top. Grab a duster that has a long handle and start dusting the ceiling. Once the ceiling is done, work your way down the walls. By working in a downwards motion any dust and debris will move to the floor (where you will clean last). Once the walls and ceiling are done then dust the bathroom door back and front, the tops of tiles that might be on the walls, and any cabinetry, shower rods and vanities that meet the b...

    Shower Stalls Clean Up" style="border: 0px;" />   Shower Stalls Clean Up" style="border: 0px;" />     Most bathtubs are made of porcelain. If the fixtures are older, chances are the material is porcelain on cast iron. These fixtures may not be as acid- and alkaline-resistant as newer porcelain-on-steel tubs. Fiberglass and acrylic tubs, which are lighter and easier to install than steel tubs, are used in new construction and remodeling, but they are not as durable as porcelain-coated steel. If you have a fiberglass tub, you will have to be especially careful when you clean it to avoid scratching the surface. Here are some guidelines for cleaning your bathtub: Porcelain tubs should be cleaned with nonabrasive powder or liquid cleanser . Sprinkle powder on a damp sponge and apply it to the porcelain surface of the tub or basin. Use a synthetic scouring pad on stubborn soil. Rinse well. When you clean the bathtub, also remove hair from the trap...

Q:I hope you can suggest something that will remove a stubborn stain from my fiberglass shower pan . I have used a product called Zap , X14 and a few others to no avail. Can you help me? Thank you. A: Fiberglass -- a plastic resin reinforced with glass fibers used today in everything from shower pans like yours to skylights -- is, as you' ve surely noticed , easily scratched. So we'll need to be careful cleaning here. Once scratched, fiberglass becomes harder to clean, as you've clearly found in attempting to get rid of your shower pan's stubborn stain. Your best cleaning bet is a neutral (generally a pH between 7 and 9) cleaner, such as liquid dishwashing detergent , applied with a white, nylon- back scrub sponge . Add hot water and a bit of elbow grease and the stains should be lifted in no time. Finally, to prevent future stains from grabbing a toehold, lightly wax the fiberglass with car wax. Really. This sealant will close surface pores that allow stains to set ...