Viva Doria Hydrogen Peroxide 12 Percent Aqueous Solution - Food Grade, 16 Fl Oz

I bought this 12% peroxide for helping me clean the collars of my colored dress shirts. I had a bunch of shirts that were in my closet for a long time and the collars were pretty messed up. Since I've lost over 101 pounds, I now fit into those shirts that I didn't want to throw away. This peroxide did a nice job on cleaning them up and not damaging the colors; I will buy again if the need arises.

This product works well and is reasonably priced. I bought it because the peroxide I used to order was out of stock, probably because people are buying up stuff due to the covid pandemic. I was glad to find peroxide available. First time I ordered it was shipped to me very fast. The current order it says it will arrive in about a month since the time I ordered. It says 'in stock' so I thought they could ship it faster. Oh well, it is what it is. Just said that because it is possible the same slow shipping will happen to others as well. I'm a patient person, and like the free shipping, so I can't really complain. One thing I'll say is dilute this peroxide, as it is way too strong at 12 %. But that's good because I can store smaller containers and just add water to the peroxide I'm going to use. 3 % peroxide is generally safe for most things, so I'd do three parts of water to one part of this peroxide. Also, food grade peroxide has no taste unlike the nasty chemical flavor in typical brown bottle store bought peroxide. This is a huge advantage for anyone using it for oral hygiene. But in this especially, heed the warning to dilute to 3% as I can only imagine the mouth burn or sensitive teeth burn that undiluted would cause. Seriously don't want to go there. I'd imagine for cleaning, so long as one is wearing proper gloves, stronger strength is okay, but don't quote me on that. The more is better philosophy isn't always correct. The obvious; always read directions for any product. Hope I'm not sounding like somebody's mother. Maybe my OCD has me going too far into obvious details. But hoping someone, at least one person maybe finds this review useful. By nature products are purposeful and categorical. But efficiency counts in our consumeristic society too, so who has time to read things other than what is specifically needed? Oh well, easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.

Love this we use it in place of harsh chemicals to clean deodorize air add a drop of essential cap to a spray bottle and purified water much cleaner safe for pets and humans also a great stain remover

Very powerful hydrogen peroxide. I'd been using 3% and wanted something stronger for a couple spots on my face. Am very pleased with this. It will essentially eat skin off your face and then dry it up so be careful. My bottle arrived with a little leaking so it got on my fingers, which immediately turned white. After some washing with soap and water, they eventually came back to normal. I use organic cotton swabs with it.

great product

If you have ever tried to get blood out of a piece of fabric you know how tough that can be. But not with this! This is a more concentrated solution (12%) than what you typically see at the drugstore (3%) and that makes all the difference. I have used this on a variety of fabrics and never had it damage or fade the fabric. It just removes the blood. You just take the fabric, lay it out and use an eyedropper or very carefully pour a few drops on the blood stain. You will see it foam up. Gently blot that off and repeat. You might have to do this three or four times, or even more, but when you put it on and it no longer foams, the stain is gone. It's like magic. It takes almost no effort to get it out. No scrubbing, no soaking. I am no expert on fabrics, but I saw this suggestion in "Laundry Love" by Patrick Richardson (a book that will pay for itself with the first outfit you don't have to discard because it will show you how to get just about any stain out of just about any fabric) and I was amazed at how well it worked. The way I looked at it was that even if it ruined the piece it wouldn't matter because who's going to wear something with bloodstains on it anyway? If you're worried, test it on an inconspicuous place before you use it where it would be visible. But so far it hasn't ruined anything of mine. Just eradicated the stains. So, before you throw out something with blood on it, give this a try. If your experience is like mine you will be really happy with the results.

No skin irritation but I mix it 50/50 with water.

I used this for a science experiment and it worked well! I made elephant toothpaste and the kids loved it! Great value peroxide.