Hydrogen Peroxide 6% Solution

Stain & Mold Removal: Apply directly to blood or wine stains on light-colored carpets, or spray onto bathroom grout to kill mold and mildew.Laundry Brightener: Add 1 cup of hydrogen peroxide to your washing machine to naturally brighten white clothes and linens.Health & Oral HygieneOral Care: Mix a solution of equal parts 3% hydrogen peroxide and water to use as an antibacterial mouthwash that helps treat gingivitis and canker sores. Always ensure it is diluted.Teeth Whitening: It is an active ingredient in many over-the-counter teeth-whitening products used to break up surface stains.Earwax Removal: Soften and remove hardened earwax by using a few drops of a diluted solution (following your primary care provider's recommendations).Safety TipsAlways stick to medical-grade or household peroxide; stronger concentrations (like 35% food-grade) are highly toxic and unsafe for home use. Peroxide breaks down when exposed to light, so store it in its original dark container and replace it if it stops bubbling. While historically used on scrapes, medical professionals generally advise against using it on open wounds or acne, as it can irritate the skin and delay healing.