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Hydrogen Peroxide DIY Disinfectant Guide
Hydrogen Peroxide Homemade Disinfectant Guide
Hydrogen peroxide, that is, hydrogen peroxide, is very useful for daily disinfection purposes, and the process of homemade hydrogen peroxide disinfectant is simple and low cost. The following are the specific guidelines for homemade hydrogen peroxide disinfectant:
1. Material Preparation
1. ** Hydrogen Peroxide **: Select hydrogen peroxide with appropriate concentration. The concentration of common medical hydrogen peroxide is mostly 3%. If you need to dilute higher concentrations of hydrogen peroxide by yourself, be sure to operate with caution.
2. ** Container **: Clean, dry and sealed container, either glass or plastic. Make sure to clean and dry thoroughly before use to prevent impurities from affecting the quality of the disinfectant.
2. Preparation ratio
Usually, the hydrogen peroxide disinfectant used for general household disinfection can be used directly with 3% concentration of hydrogen peroxide. If the concentration is too high, you can dilute it with distilled water or cold boiled water according to your needs. For example, if you want to dilute 3% hydrogen peroxide to 1.5%, you can mix it with water in a ratio of 1:1. However, it should be noted that the dilution process must be accurately measured to ensure the disinfection effect.
3. Preparation steps
1. Place the selected container in a stable place, and measure the required volume of hydrogen peroxide accurately in a dosage cup or syringe.
2. If you need to dilute, take the corresponding distilled water or cold boiled water according to the established ratio.
3. Slowly inject the water into the hydrogen peroxide, and gently stir with a clean glass rod or stirring rod at the same time, so that the two are fully mixed.
4. How to use
1. ** Surface disinfection **: Spray or wipe can be used. Contain the prepared hydrogen peroxide disinfectant in a spray bottle, spray it evenly on the surface of the desktop, door handle, furniture surface and other objects, and then wipe it with a clean rag, which can effectively kill common bacteria and viruses.
2. ** Item disinfection **: For some items that can tolerate soaking, such as tableware, toys, etc., the items can be completely immersed in the hydrogen peroxide solution, soaked for an appropriate time (usually 15-30 minutes), then taken out, rinsed with water and dried.
5. Precautions
1. Hydrogen peroxide is corrosive to a certain extent, and contact with skin and eyes should be avoided when using it. If it comes into contact accidentally, rinse immediately with plenty of water. If the situation is serious, seek medical attention in time.
2. Hydrogen peroxide should be stored in a cool and ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and high temperature environment to prevent its decomposition and failure.
3. Homemade hydrogen peroxide disinfectant should be used now. Due to its poor stability, it is easy to reduce the disinfection effect if left for a long time.
Hydrogen peroxide, that is, hydrogen peroxide, is very useful for daily disinfection purposes, and the process of homemade hydrogen peroxide disinfectant is simple and low cost. The following are the specific guidelines for homemade hydrogen peroxide disinfectant:
1. Material Preparation
1. ** Hydrogen Peroxide **: Select hydrogen peroxide with appropriate concentration. The concentration of common medical hydrogen peroxide is mostly 3%. If you need to dilute higher concentrations of hydrogen peroxide by yourself, be sure to operate with caution.
2. ** Container **: Clean, dry and sealed container, either glass or plastic. Make sure to clean and dry thoroughly before use to prevent impurities from affecting the quality of the disinfectant.
2. Preparation ratio
Usually, the hydrogen peroxide disinfectant used for general household disinfection can be used directly with 3% concentration of hydrogen peroxide. If the concentration is too high, you can dilute it with distilled water or cold boiled water according to your needs. For example, if you want to dilute 3% hydrogen peroxide to 1.5%, you can mix it with water in a ratio of 1:1. However, it should be noted that the dilution process must be accurately measured to ensure the disinfection effect.
3. Preparation steps
1. Place the selected container in a stable place, and measure the required volume of hydrogen peroxide accurately in a dosage cup or syringe.
2. If you need to dilute, take the corresponding distilled water or cold boiled water according to the established ratio.
3. Slowly inject the water into the hydrogen peroxide, and gently stir with a clean glass rod or stirring rod at the same time, so that the two are fully mixed.
4. How to use
1. ** Surface disinfection **: Spray or wipe can be used. Contain the prepared hydrogen peroxide disinfectant in a spray bottle, spray it evenly on the surface of the desktop, door handle, furniture surface and other objects, and then wipe it with a clean rag, which can effectively kill common bacteria and viruses.
2. ** Item disinfection **: For some items that can tolerate soaking, such as tableware, toys, etc., the items can be completely immersed in the hydrogen peroxide solution, soaked for an appropriate time (usually 15-30 minutes), then taken out, rinsed with water and dried.
5. Precautions
1. Hydrogen peroxide is corrosive to a certain extent, and contact with skin and eyes should be avoided when using it. If it comes into contact accidentally, rinse immediately with plenty of water. If the situation is serious, seek medical attention in time.
2. Hydrogen peroxide should be stored in a cool and ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and high temperature environment to prevent its decomposition and failure.
3. Homemade hydrogen peroxide disinfectant should be used now. Due to its poor stability, it is easy to reduce the disinfection effect if left for a long time.
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