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On the Mixing of Bleaching and Hydrogen Peroxide for Cleaning
The way of cleaning is related to the beauty of life. Bleaching and hydrogen peroxide are both common cleaning things, but whether the two can be mixed needs to be investigated in detail.
Bleaching is highly oxidizing and has long been effective in decontamination and sterilization. Hydrogen peroxide is also a strong oxidizing agent, which can also play a role in many cleaning scenarios.
However, if you rashly mix bleaching and hydrogen peroxide for cleaning, there is a potential risk. Mixing the two may cause a chemical reaction. This reaction may cause the generation of gases, such as the escape of a large amount of oxygen, or even produce other harmful gases, endangering personal safety. And during the reaction process, or accompanied by heat release, if carried out in a confined space, there may be a risk of explosion.
In the past, there were people who did not know where to go. In order to achieve the cleaning effect quickly, the bleaching water was mixed with hydrogen peroxide. In an instant, the pungent smell filled the air, and the gas gushed out, causing damage to the respiratory tract of those present, which was miserable.
Therefore, if you want to clean, you should use the mixture of bleaching water and hydrogen peroxide with caution. If you need strong cleaning, you can use bleaching water alone or hydrogen peroxide alone according to the characteristics of the cleaning object, and strictly follow the instructions for use to control the dosage and use environment. If you clean kitchen oil stains, bleaching water may be competent; disinfecting wounds, hydrogen peroxide is more suitable.
Never mix the two rashly for a while, so as not to cause a catastrophe and regret it. In the matter of cleanliness, safety should be the most important thing, and science should be done to achieve a pure and beautiful state.
The way of cleaning is related to the beauty of life. Bleaching and hydrogen peroxide are both common cleaning things, but whether the two can be mixed needs to be investigated in detail.
Bleaching is highly oxidizing and has long been effective in decontamination and sterilization. Hydrogen peroxide is also a strong oxidizing agent, which can also play a role in many cleaning scenarios.
However, if you rashly mix bleaching and hydrogen peroxide for cleaning, there is a potential risk. Mixing the two may cause a chemical reaction. This reaction may cause the generation of gases, such as the escape of a large amount of oxygen, or even produce other harmful gases, endangering personal safety. And during the reaction process, or accompanied by heat release, if carried out in a confined space, there may be a risk of explosion.
In the past, there were people who did not know where to go. In order to achieve the cleaning effect quickly, the bleaching water was mixed with hydrogen peroxide. In an instant, the pungent smell filled the air, and the gas gushed out, causing damage to the respiratory tract of those present, which was miserable.
Therefore, if you want to clean, you should use the mixture of bleaching water and hydrogen peroxide with caution. If you need strong cleaning, you can use bleaching water alone or hydrogen peroxide alone according to the characteristics of the cleaning object, and strictly follow the instructions for use to control the dosage and use environment. If you clean kitchen oil stains, bleaching water may be competent; disinfecting wounds, hydrogen peroxide is more suitable.
Never mix the two rashly for a while, so as not to cause a catastrophe and regret it. In the matter of cleanliness, safety should be the most important thing, and science should be done to achieve a pure and beautiful state.
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