Hydrogen Peroxide

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I have a question about Hydrogen Peroxide which I feel confident that someone on

this board will be able to answer.

 

I bought some 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide some time back. When I checked

it recently; I found that the plastic bottle it came in was bulging on the

bottom. What does this mean? Has it gone bad?

 

I thought to transfer it to a glass jar but wondered if it could explode in a

glass bottle?

 

I will appreciate anyone knowledgeable in this matter for your reply to these

questions.

 

Thank you in advance.

 

MBorup

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No your hydrogen peroxide hasn't gone bad. The problem is gas has built

up in the bottle. Just loosen the cap slowly and tighten it down again.

I would wear gloves just to make sure none of peroxide gets on your

hands. The peroxide needs to be stored in a cool dark place. I believe

what I told you was listed in the book I have "The One-Minute Cure" by

Madison Cavanaugh.

 

Logman

 

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borup101 wrote:

 

 

I have a question about Hydrogen Peroxide which I feel confident

that someone on this board will be able to answer.

 

I bought some 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide some time back. When I

checked it recently; I found that the plastic bottle it came in was

bulging on the bottom. What does this mean? Has it gone bad?

 

I thought to transfer it to a glass jar but wondered if it could

explode in a glass bottle?

 

I will appreciate anyone knowledgeable in this matter for your reply to

these questions.

 

Thank you in advance.

 

MBorup

[Guest guest]

FG hydrogen Peroxide is a high-power oxidizer. It will put pressure on the bottles it is packed in. It will also try to have some of it seep out. You can keep it longer in the freezer (it's freezing temperature is actually quite low). and that will help somewhat.I've had some for years, it is in plastic bottles, then double-bagged. I keep it in my deep freeze, and it is still liquid. If it freezes, then most of the peroxide may have degraded into water and oxygen. Douglas Greene greenedo"The government's view of the economy can be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it." --President Ronald Reagan, 1986borup101 <borup101herbal remedies Sent: Tue, October 27, 2009 5:12:01 PM{Herbal Remedies} Hydrogen Peroxide

 

 

I have a question about Hydrogen Peroxide which I feel confident that someone on this board will be able to answer.

 

I bought some 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide some time back. When I checked it recently; I found that the plastic bottle it came in was bulging on the bottom. What does this mean? Has it gone bad?

 

I thought to transfer it to a glass jar but wondered if it could explode in a glass bottle?

 

I will appreciate anyone knowledgeable in this matter for your reply to these questions.

 

Thank you in advance.

 

MBorup