What is Hydrogen Peroxide (3%)?

Hydrogen Peroxide (3%) is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen and is also called oxygenated water (H2O2). It is a fantastic natural product for cleaning!

Hydrogen peroxide as a cleaning agent

Add a little Hydrogen Peroxide to your soapy water to clean your house even better!

Shiny windows

Are you going to wash the windows? Put a little hydrogen peroxide in your soapy water and let your windows shine like never before!

Stains in the bathroom

Hydrogen peroxide can help prevent and remove mold. Spray some hydrogen peroxide on moldy spots in your bathroom, for example, and you will see that the mold decreases naturally.

Also pour half a cup of Hydrogen Peroxide into the toilet and flush half an hour later for an extra clean toilet.

As dishwashing liquid

Did you know that you can also use Hydrogen Peroxide in the dishwasher? Pour 50 ml of the stuff into the soap compartment of your dishwasher and your dishes will come out cleaner than ever! When you mix hydrogen peroxide into a paste with some Baking Soda, it is also ideal for degreasing your pans and stove!

Stain remover

Spilled red wine on your white pants? Pour a little hydrogen peroxide on it, let it soak in and scrub the stain out. Then wash the pants in the washing machine as you normally would. Chocolate, blood and soft drink stains also disappear like snow in the sun!

You can also make sneakers radiant white again by mixing 1 part Baking Soda, ½ part Hydrogen peroxide and ½ part warm water into a paste in a plastic or glass bowl. Watch out! Do not use a metal bowl because hydrogen peroxide can react poorly to this. Apply this paste to an old toothbrush and scrub your sneakers. Use a damp cloth to remove the remaining dirt.

How to use it

Making all-purpose cleaner

Mix 500 ml water with 250 ml Hydrogen Peroxide and 60 ml lemon juice. Pour into a spray bottle and start cleaning!

Please note: there are different types of hydrogen peroxide on the market, the text on this page is about 3% hydrogen peroxide. This is the only liquid we supply in a plastic bottle. It can react in combination with glass (the glass can become crumbly), which is why we offer it in this packaging.