Soak in a tub of water with no more than 2 cups of hydrogen peroxide for at least 30 minutes to detoxify and revitalize your body.

To alleviate the symptoms of athlete's foot, soak your feet every night in a 3 percent solution of hydrogen peroxide until you see improvement.

One of the more common uses for hydrogen peroxide is as an antiseptic. It has the ability to reach the tiniest crevices of wounds, cuts, and scrapes, cleaning the area instantly.

A common home remedy for a buildup of earwax is to pour a teaspoon of peroxide into your ear while lying on one side. Relax for 15-20 minutes and then drain the hydrogen

peroxide into a towel by tilting your head. 

Use a little bit of a three percent solution on a cotton ball to not only clear up your acne, but to also help eliminate acne scars. Use regularly for gradual improvement.

Use equal parts water and 3% peroxide as a mouthwash to eliminate bacteria and germs. You can also look forward to relief from minor mouth irritations like canker sores and swollen gums.

Be careful not to swallow it if you decide to gargle. Oh and it also helps with bad breath.

After cleansing, spray or mist your body with a three percent hydrogen peroxide solution. This maintains your pH balance and replaces your skin’s acid mantle which is removed by harsh soaps.

Peroxide is excellent for oral health. Brushing your teeth or rinsing your mouth with a one percent or greater solution will help reduce plaque and gingivitis.

Clean and extend the life of your produce by soaking them in a peroxide wash. To a sink full of cold water, add one-fourth cup of three percent hydrogen peroxide solution. Thin-skinned

vegetables like lettuce should be soaked for 20 minutes, while thicker-skinned ones like cucumbers can soak for 30 minutes. Afterward just drain, dry, and refrigerate.

Keep a spray bottle full of a three percent peroxide solution in the kitchen. Use it to wipe off counters and appliances. It will not only disinfect the kitchen but also

add some freshness.