1. Cutting board cleaner
You use them every time you cook something, but a cutting board made of wood or plastic can be a perfect spot for bacteria to grow and thrive, and this can also lead to an unpleasant smell.
This is one of the most useful hydrogen peroxide hacks that can help you have a clean kitchen and protect you from harmful bacteria. Fill a spray bottle with a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution. You can find it in most profile stores. Mist the entire surface of the cutting board and let the hydrogen peroxide do its magic.
Then take some dish soap and a sponge and give it a good scrub. This will remove all bacteria. Rinse the cutting board, and you are good to go!
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A lot of times I use peroxide to clean my cell phone. I heard cell phones can have more germs than a toilet seat. I spray a soft cloth with the peroxide and it sparkles and is sanitized at the same time. Cheaper than glass cleaner or wipes.
Hydrogen peroxide on other than cotton may stain. It may leave a yellow mark on a white fabric.