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Lab Notes : H3O & Disinfecting
"As a general disinfectant and antimicrobial, H3O works on everthing.
I have used H3O at approximately a concentration of 8% and a pH of
1.6. As an antiseptic and topical dressing on minor wounds and
scrapes, it works great. Wounds appear to heal faster and with
little or no scaring... As a spray on roses for control of
mildew and black spot. Sprayed my roses three times last summer
and had only minor problems. In the seasons before I had severe
problems with these both mildew and black spot."
No controversy here.
At a pH of under 1.8, H3O is an aggressive disinfectant.
This has been an almost universal comment among those end users.
Notable Comments
"I made
up a disinfectant using 10 oz. water and 4 tablespoons of H3O
concentrate in a spray bottle. I use it on sinks, after dishes,
and for general cleanup. You just spray and leave. No sink
odor... Use on cutting boards."
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