Mikey P
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I'm buying some 35% hydrogen peroxide tomorrow from the pool supply store, how much distilled water do I dilute it with two equal 12% or 40 volume?
Okay mathematicians lend me a hand
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Mikey P
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you didn't know either
Mikey P
Administrator
Wtf does that equate to in how many ounces of peroxide to I mix with how many ounces of distilled water
Cleanworks
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Hack Attack
Member
Mix .342 oz of 35% with 1 oz of distilled water and Bam, you've got 1.342 oz of rtu 40 volume!
Mikey P
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Mikey P
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FB19087
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now all you need is a ml to ounce website 
Hack Attack
Member
and add peroxide to water 
not water to peroxide..
not water to peroxide..
Hack Attack
Member
Im still short on distilled water to break this bad boy down...
Papa John
Lifetime Supportive Member
You had my Brain hurting at "I'm Buying.." 
but in my defense--- I'm on my second glass of wine.
but in my defense--- I'm on my second glass of wine.
Cleanworks
Moderator
Do when you have mixed up your favorite dilution, how long does it remain effective?
Mikey P
Administrator
You had my Brain hurting at "I'm Buying.."
but in my defense--- I'm on my second glass of wine.
well...
the spa supply store owner is a buddy, who just so happens to need her carpet cleaned at said store, so....
Hack Attack
Member
I've got a chem fridge in my garage
bit more than I'd normally buy, but got a mall thats talking about getting sanitised every few days
Cleanworks
Moderator
So are you saying that after being mixed with distilled water, as long as you keep it in the fridge, it won't lose its strength?
Hack Attack
Member
I keep concentrate in fridge, it will still breakdown
Papa John
Lifetime Supportive Member
Maybr
maybe Robert Mann or Tom Monahan can help.
By volume and percentages, figures are different results/values.
At least that was my understanding when discussing it with Robert Mann--
But I'm drunk and have the same brain functions when I was in Peru and claimed the southern hemisphere rotated opposite of the north.--
that was for you @anon
maybe Robert Mann or Tom Monahan can help.
By volume and percentages, figures are different results/values.
At least that was my understanding when discussing it with Robert Mann--
But I'm drunk and have the same brain functions when I was in Peru and claimed the southern hemisphere rotated opposite of the north.--
that was for you @anon
BradFenstermaker
Member
Mike are you making this up to clean with?
Or to disinfect with?
Or to disinfect with?
Mikey P
Administrator
I'm just out of 40 volume and I can't find any on Amazon but I also want to try it on in my mfn rubber floor today
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
Carefully, small out of main line of sight.
Papa John
Lifetime Supportive Member
ok I'm sober now, so I'll give it a shot: 
342 milliliters of HP to 1000 milliliters H2O- ie 1 liter.
342 milliliters of HP to 1000 milliliters H2O- ie 1 liter.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
"Significant Digits"
1:3 is close enough.
1:3 is close enough.
Cleanworks
Moderator
In other words, 3-1.ok I'm sober now, so I'll give it a shot:
342 milliliters of HP to 1000 milliliters H2O- ie 1 liter.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
If you are using it quickly, having distilled water isn't very critical.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
No!, not if the components are in that order
Sierra Clean Care
Member
My gawd, and I complicate things...
1 part H2O2 (35%).
2 parts purified water.
Add water to container first, then peroxide.
The resulting solution will be 11.66 (repeating) percent peroxide solution.
1 part H2O2 (35%).
2 parts purified water.
Add water to container first, then peroxide.
The resulting solution will be 11.66 (repeating) percent peroxide solution.
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Sierra Clean Care
Member
If you go 3 parts water, to 1 part H2O2, the resulting solution will be a 8.75 % peroxide solution...
