If this a hydrogen peroxide how does it compare to oxyclean?
1528815
I no longer use this. It does not disinfect the things I need it to for an animal shelter.
1528816
I think its the best I use it to clean everything- I am a dog breeder and it cleans my kennels without the toxic effects of using bleach- I use it to clean my entire household very good product will be buying more hope this helps Dee
1528817
This is a product intended for disinfection (killing microorganisms), and not for cleaning as Oxyclean is intended for. So I'm not sure you can compare the two.
1528818
Stronger concentration. Usually used to kill ringworm and other bacterial infections on surfaces.
1079291
I don't know about those 2 fluids, but I use methanol and hydrogen peroxide in mine and it's the only brand I can find that the seals hold up very long. My guys love them. The sprayer tips we used on the old ones screwed right on these.
1923528
I don't know why it stained but oxyclean in hot water will usually take it off
2216952
I used it as a laundry booster, similar to borax. I also tried pre-soaking some stained clothing in a diluted solution. I think oxyclean works better for the latter. I haven't tried it as a sole detergent, so I can't comment on that. However, I don't see why it wouldn't work. I have a big family and my kids are very rough on their clothes, so I always opted to use it as a secondary product.
1850126
I like the advance better. The smell and the strength of the cleaner is better. I will order the advanced stain one from now on.
1218055
You are correct - it is not 35%. 35% Hydrogen Peroxide is regarded an treated as a Hazardous Material by the US Gov't. Thus to ship it one must pay quite hefty fees, which this seller (and most others on Amazon) do not charge.There are fines for shipping 35% H2O2 without declaring it. Does anyone really believe this seller is risking his own money to give you what you want? This product is 17.5% H2O2. At that dilution it is not regarded to be Hazardous Material.
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I've looked and looked for this answer for quite awhile, finally found something on another site that sounded like it might actually be fact and not someone's supposition. This gal said she called the company that makes Sun-In (Chattem, Inc.), and they told her that the Tropical version (pink bottle) has 3 times more Hydrogen Peroxide in it & gives a more dramatic affect than does the Lemon version (yellow bottle), which is more subtle. So there we have it, the difference.......FINALLY! (Now why don't they just print that on the labels so ppl would KNOW and be able to make an informed choice?)
2217026
I use it in a very diluted form to sanitize my clothes before I wash them. About 1/4 cup per 2-3 gallons of water. So far it has not discolored my clothes, and it does smell a bit better than bleach, though that is just my opinion. Sanitizes better than bleach. Warning...this is strong stuff, so I would advise using latex gloves when handling anything that has been sanitized in this product, and do not smell the bottle. Make sure to wash you hands when finished.
24844
NO. Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide is pure, only the crap you buy in the store has stabilizers in them.
723560
There is no difference. Both do the same job. I called 3M and they could not tell me the difference. The general purpose cleaner is effective for removing adhesive.
992662
I feel like that would be a bad idea... theres more to this solution than standard hydrogen peroxide... here are the ingredients... Micro-Filtered Hydrogen Peroxide, Sodium Chloride, Stabilized with, (Phosphoric Acid, Phosphate Buffered System, Pluronic 17R4 (A cleaning agent))
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I use both as well, but only on whites with tuff stains. Its fine, but unless there are stains and such I use the soda alone on colors and the oxy alone on whites.
405460
It's peroxide based so it's not like a bleach residue but I guess it would depend on harmful context...i.e. are babies exposed to it? If I use this to clean baby/kid items, I rinse them off with some water or (wipe with water) afterward.
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OxiClean compares to the Clorox 2. You add it to detergent. I like the oxi better than the clorox.
785563
I bellieve it is oxygen that is used. Google soclean 2 and go to the websight that has a video that thoroughly explains the cleaning process. This should answer all your questions.
24843
Food grade peroxide doesn't have stabilizers. Only the over the counter peroxide has stabilizers. You know the kind you buy at the grocery store. The reason I buy this product is because it doesn't. Because I use it to detox. Which means I ingest it. Hope this answers your question.
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Just hydrogen peroxide (and presumably surfactants/detergents formulated to lift dirt from fabrics). The label states it is an "earth-friendly formula" that "contains no heavy metals, phosphates, or dyes." Since noi ingredients are listed on the label, we can reasonably conclude that it does not contain ingredients which are required to be listed by EPA or FDA regulations. All I know is, it works!