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The method of cleaning metal with hydrogen peroxide
Metal stains are often wanted to be cleaned. Or ask: "Can hydrogen peroxide be used to clean metals?"
Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing. It is indeed useful for cleaning some metals. If the surface of the metal is slightly rusted or covered with stains, apply an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide, and its oxidizing power can make the rust gradually disappear and the stains gradually disappear.
When using it, you should also be cautious. Different metals react differently to hydrogen peroxide. For example, metals such as iron and copper, although hydrogen peroxide can be used to remove stains, its concentration and duration must be controlled when using it. If the concentration is too high, the action is too long, or the metal surface is corroded and its texture is damaged.
Also, check the material of the metal before use, especially if it is a special alloy or a metal sensitive to oxidation. You can try it in a hidden place first to see if there are any adverse reactions before it works.
As for the method of applying hydrogen peroxide, you can dip it in a soft cloth and wipe the metal surface lightly; or soak the metal in an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide in a container, not for a long time, then wash it with water and wipe it dry to keep the metal clean and less damaged.
Metal stains are often wanted to be cleaned. Or ask: "Can hydrogen peroxide be used to clean metals?"
Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing. It is indeed useful for cleaning some metals. If the surface of the metal is slightly rusted or covered with stains, apply an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide, and its oxidizing power can make the rust gradually disappear and the stains gradually disappear.
When using it, you should also be cautious. Different metals react differently to hydrogen peroxide. For example, metals such as iron and copper, although hydrogen peroxide can be used to remove stains, its concentration and duration must be controlled when using it. If the concentration is too high, the action is too long, or the metal surface is corroded and its texture is damaged.
Also, check the material of the metal before use, especially if it is a special alloy or a metal sensitive to oxidation. You can try it in a hidden place first to see if there are any adverse reactions before it works.
As for the method of applying hydrogen peroxide, you can dip it in a soft cloth and wipe the metal surface lightly; or soak the metal in an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide in a container, not for a long time, then wash it with water and wipe it dry to keep the metal clean and less damaged.
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