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Things not to clean with hydrogen peroxide
"On things that hydrogen peroxide should not be used for cleaning"
Hydrogen peroxide, although it has a certain cleaning effect, there are many reasons why it should not be used for cleaning.
Bearing the brunt, some metal products cannot be used. Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing and in contact with some metals, it is easy to cause metal corrosion and damage its appearance and performance. Such as common iron products, when exposed to hydrogen peroxide, it is easy to accelerate the rusting process, rust mottled on the surface, and reduce its service life.
Furthermore, non-ferrous fabrics should not be cleaned with hydrogen peroxide. Because of its strong oxidation, it may cause the fabric to fade, destroying the original color, making the bright fabric dull and affecting the appearance.
In addition, some precision instruments cannot be cleaned with it. The internal structure of the instrument is fine, and hydrogen peroxide may cause chemical reactions to its parts, interfering with the normal operation of the instrument, reducing its accuracy, and even causing damage to the instrument.
And natural stone also needs to avoid hydrogen peroxide. The surface of the stone is affected by its action, or discoloration, texture change, etc., which destroys the original appearance of the stone.
In summary, when using hydrogen peroxide to clean, be sure to know what is not available to avoid unnecessary losses.
Hydrogen peroxide, although it has a certain cleaning effect, there are many reasons why it should not be used for cleaning.
Bearing the brunt, some metal products cannot be used. Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing and in contact with some metals, it is easy to cause metal corrosion and damage its appearance and performance. Such as common iron products, when exposed to hydrogen peroxide, it is easy to accelerate the rusting process, rust mottled on the surface, and reduce its service life.
Furthermore, non-ferrous fabrics should not be cleaned with hydrogen peroxide. Because of its strong oxidation, it may cause the fabric to fade, destroying the original color, making the bright fabric dull and affecting the appearance.
In addition, some precision instruments cannot be cleaned with it. The internal structure of the instrument is fine, and hydrogen peroxide may cause chemical reactions to its parts, interfering with the normal operation of the instrument, reducing its accuracy, and even causing damage to the instrument.
And natural stone also needs to avoid hydrogen peroxide. The surface of the stone is affected by its action, or discoloration, texture change, etc., which destroys the original appearance of the stone.
In summary, when using hydrogen peroxide to clean, be sure to know what is not available to avoid unnecessary losses.
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