Hydrogen peroxide (H202)

What to think about hydrogen peroxide? This agent deserves more attention as a disinfectant and cleaning agent, not just in the kitchen and bathroom.

As far as we know, our favorite author has never commented directly on this topic. However, Muneeza Ahmed is known to recommend hydrogen peroxide for certain purposes:
(Muneeza Ahmed is probably the best-known practitioner in America, who was his client for several years in connection with her own serious illness and who has been very successful in advising people around the world using his teachings. She gives highly recommended online courses and, under highly competent leadership, brings together a strengthening community of people who want to follow their healing path with this knowledge.)

Fighting mold when growing sprouts: Muneeza recommends adding 15 ml of 35%igen hydrogen peroxide to the water you use to rinse the sprouts daily. (facebook.com 6:43)
Mouthwash: A mouthwash with hydrogen peroxide helps clean teeth and can help whiten teeth. (muneezaahmed.com)
Hydrogen peroxide for wound disinfection

Tips for using hydrogen peroxide in the kitchen and bathroom

We can also use the antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal properties of hydrogen peroxide in the kitchen. H202 is generally considered a relatively safe cleaning agent (at low concentrations).

Possible uses in the kitchen:

Cleaning the refrigerator
Disinfecting the countertop or cutting boards
Cleaning with cleaning cloths or sponges

Possible uses in the bathroom:

You can clean your toilet inside and out with a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution. To do this, simply spray the desired area with hydrogen peroxide, then wait a few minutes and then clean and wipe the toilet (e.g. with toilet paper, toilet brush, etc.). The action of the peroxide solution is important so that the germs are effectively killed. You can also use a higher concentration (e.g. 10 %) to clean the toilet and thus shorten the exposure time. However, we strongly recommend using disposable gloves to avoid skin irritation on your hands.
Of course, you can also use hydrogen peroxide for the rest of your bathroom, such as: B. the sink, shower or mirror.

Dental care products (Essential Oxygen contains hydrogen peroxide H202)

Source: 3 %iges Hydrogen peroxide H202