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How To Dilute Hydrogen Peroxide For Mouth Rinse
On the method of rinsing and dilution of hydrogen peroxide
If you want to use hydrogen peroxide as a mouthwash agent, you must know the method of dilution in detail before you can get it. Hydrogen peroxide, the chemical name, is also hydrogen peroxide, which is active and has strong oxidation ability. However, if it is used without dilution, it may hurt the mucosa of the mouth, so the dilution technique cannot be ignored.
Where hydrogen peroxide is diluted, the first thing to know is the concentration of its original agent. Common commercially available hydrogen peroxide, mostly at a concentration of 3%, should not be used directly as a mouthwash. If it is suitable for mouthwashers, it should be diluted again.
When taking a clean container, use distilled water or cold boiled water as dilution water. In terms of proportion, if you usually use one part of 3% hydrogen peroxide and three parts of water, you will get about 0.75% hydrogen peroxide dilution, which can be used for general gargling.
When diluting, slowly pour the hydrogen peroxide into the water and stir it while tilting to ensure that the two are mixed evenly. The things used for stirring should also be clean and free from impurities.
Gargle with this diluent, put it in the mouth, agitate the cheeks, and make the liquid fully contact with the mouth, and spit it out after a while. However, it should not be used too frequently. Frequent use is easy to destroy the normal flora balance in the mouth, which is unfavorable for regeneration.
In short, if you want to rinse your mouth with hydrogen peroxide, dilute it carefully and follow the law to achieve the purpose of cleaning and nourishing your mouth without the risk of harm.
If you want to use hydrogen peroxide as a mouthwash agent, you must know the method of dilution in detail before you can get it. Hydrogen peroxide, the chemical name, is also hydrogen peroxide, which is active and has strong oxidation ability. However, if it is used without dilution, it may hurt the mucosa of the mouth, so the dilution technique cannot be ignored.
Where hydrogen peroxide is diluted, the first thing to know is the concentration of its original agent. Common commercially available hydrogen peroxide, mostly at a concentration of 3%, should not be used directly as a mouthwash. If it is suitable for mouthwashers, it should be diluted again.
When taking a clean container, use distilled water or cold boiled water as dilution water. In terms of proportion, if you usually use one part of 3% hydrogen peroxide and three parts of water, you will get about 0.75% hydrogen peroxide dilution, which can be used for general gargling.
When diluting, slowly pour the hydrogen peroxide into the water and stir it while tilting to ensure that the two are mixed evenly. The things used for stirring should also be clean and free from impurities.
Gargle with this diluent, put it in the mouth, agitate the cheeks, and make the liquid fully contact with the mouth, and spit it out after a while. However, it should not be used too frequently. Frequent use is easy to destroy the normal flora balance in the mouth, which is unfavorable for regeneration.
In short, if you want to rinse your mouth with hydrogen peroxide, dilute it carefully and follow the law to achieve the purpose of cleaning and nourishing your mouth without the risk of harm.
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