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How To Use 12 Hydrogen Peroxide For Laundry
On the Usage of Twelve Degree Hydrogen Peroxide in Laundry
In the way of laundry, twelve degrees of hydrogen peroxide can be used. Its use is also different, and it should vary from situation to situation.
If the clothes have stubborn stains, you can take an appropriate amount of twelve degrees of hydrogen peroxide and dilute it with water first. Depending on the severity of the stain, increase or decrease as appropriate. For light stains, it is appropriate to mix one part of hydrogen peroxide with five parts of water; for heavy stains, one part of hydrogen peroxide with three parts of water. After mixing well, dip it in a soft cloth, wipe the stain lightly, and wait for a while to allow the power of hydrogen peroxide to seep between the fabric fibers and phase with the stain. After a while, rinse with water, and the stain may be removed.
If you want to whiten the clothes, you can add an appropriate amount of 12-degree hydrogen peroxide to the water when washing. Generally speaking, add about 200 milliliters of hydrogen peroxide for every ten liters of water. Soak the clothes in it for about half an hour, turning them over from time to time, so that all parts of the clothes are soaked. After washing as usual, the clothes will increase their white color without worry of damage.
When washing with 12-degree hydrogen peroxide, you should also pay attention. Do not let the hydrogen peroxide touch the skin and eyes. If you accidentally touch it, rinse with a lot of water quickly. And hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing and should not be mixed with other chemicals at will to avoid unexpected changes. If used properly, the clothes will be clean and new; if used inappropriately, there may be a risk of damage. Therefore, users should be cautious and cautious, and follow this method to achieve good results.
In the way of laundry, twelve degrees of hydrogen peroxide can be used. Its use is also different, and it should vary from situation to situation.
If the clothes have stubborn stains, you can take an appropriate amount of twelve degrees of hydrogen peroxide and dilute it with water first. Depending on the severity of the stain, increase or decrease as appropriate. For light stains, it is appropriate to mix one part of hydrogen peroxide with five parts of water; for heavy stains, one part of hydrogen peroxide with three parts of water. After mixing well, dip it in a soft cloth, wipe the stain lightly, and wait for a while to allow the power of hydrogen peroxide to seep between the fabric fibers and phase with the stain. After a while, rinse with water, and the stain may be removed.
If you want to whiten the clothes, you can add an appropriate amount of 12-degree hydrogen peroxide to the water when washing. Generally speaking, add about 200 milliliters of hydrogen peroxide for every ten liters of water. Soak the clothes in it for about half an hour, turning them over from time to time, so that all parts of the clothes are soaked. After washing as usual, the clothes will increase their white color without worry of damage.
When washing with 12-degree hydrogen peroxide, you should also pay attention. Do not let the hydrogen peroxide touch the skin and eyes. If you accidentally touch it, rinse with a lot of water quickly. And hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing and should not be mixed with other chemicals at will to avoid unexpected changes. If used properly, the clothes will be clean and new; if used inappropriately, there may be a risk of damage. Therefore, users should be cautious and cautious, and follow this method to achieve good results.
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