Disinfecting Spray
Hydrogen Peroxide, a hospital grade disinfectant, is released when Sodium Percarbonate is diluted in water. This is a simple way to make a mild disinfecting and sanitiser spray which you can use on all the important surfaces.
The best part is, use this as a stain removal spray and to fight grease in the kitchen as well.
INGREDIENTS
- 1 tablespoon Sodium Percarbonate
- 1/4 cup hot/water
- 3/4 cup cold water
- 10- 15 drops Essential Oil (Optional)
TOOLS
- Mixing Jug (approx. 1 litre capacity)
- Measuring spoons/cups
- 250ml Spray Bottle
MAKES
Approx. 250ml
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Mix the percarbonate & hot water in the mixing jug until dissolved. This should foam up a bit (hotter the water, larger the foam)
2. Add the cold water to cool in down, then pour in the spray bottle & use. Discard any leftovers as it will only remain active for approx. 6-8 hours.
HOW TO USE IT
Spray on surfaces you wish to disinfect (not on the body though!) let sit for a few minutes & then wipe with a clean cloth
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