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Hydrogen Peroxide Oil Stains
On the Method of Hydrogen Peroxide to Remove Oil Stains
The traces of oil stains often stain clothes, which is worrying. Today, those who have hydrogen peroxide can make a good prescription for this.
Hydrogen peroxide is active and has strong oxidizing power. Oil stains, which are mostly grease-containing substances, meet hydrogen peroxide and undergo chemical changes. When hydrogen peroxide decomposes, the newly formed oxygen atoms have extremely strong oxidative activity, which can gradually oxidize and decompose the oil components in the oil stains, so that they become small molecules soluble in water, thereby removing oil stains.
The method used is to take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution first, depending on the size of the oil stains. If the oil stains are slightly wide, take more; if narrow, take less. Dip a cotton swab or a soft cloth in the solution, gently wipe it on the oil stains, and wait for a while to make the hydrogen peroxide and the oil stains fully work. It can be seen that the oil stains are gradually fading. At this time, rinse with water, or gently rub with soap, and the oil stains can be removed.
Use it with caution. Hydrogen peroxide is corrosive, and although it can remove oil, if it accidentally touches the skin, it may hurt it. Therefore, when using it, wear gloves to avoid direct contact. And it is easy to decompose. When sealed and stored in a cool place, do not let light and heat to prevent failure.
In short, hydrogen peroxide is effective in removing oil stains, and those who use it should be aware of its nature and use it according to the law to obtain the benefits of decontamination and avoid its harm.
The traces of oil stains often stain clothes, which is worrying. Today, those who have hydrogen peroxide can make a good prescription for this.
Hydrogen peroxide is active and has strong oxidizing power. Oil stains, which are mostly grease-containing substances, meet hydrogen peroxide and undergo chemical changes. When hydrogen peroxide decomposes, the newly formed oxygen atoms have extremely strong oxidative activity, which can gradually oxidize and decompose the oil components in the oil stains, so that they become small molecules soluble in water, thereby removing oil stains.
The method used is to take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution first, depending on the size of the oil stains. If the oil stains are slightly wide, take more; if narrow, take less. Dip a cotton swab or a soft cloth in the solution, gently wipe it on the oil stains, and wait for a while to make the hydrogen peroxide and the oil stains fully work. It can be seen that the oil stains are gradually fading. At this time, rinse with water, or gently rub with soap, and the oil stains can be removed.
Use it with caution. Hydrogen peroxide is corrosive, and although it can remove oil, if it accidentally touches the skin, it may hurt it. Therefore, when using it, wear gloves to avoid direct contact. And it is easy to decompose. When sealed and stored in a cool place, do not let light and heat to prevent failure.
In short, hydrogen peroxide is effective in removing oil stains, and those who use it should be aware of its nature and use it according to the law to obtain the benefits of decontamination and avoid its harm.
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