Del wrote:
Sol, you are correct. 35% H2O2 is dangerous. I usually handle it
only with rubber (dishwashing) gloves on.
However, I once got some on my fingers, which turned white, but I
quickly rinsed them with water and they were soon perfectly ok again.
Grocery store 3% does that to my fingers, and rinsing quickly doesn't
seem to help that much, while the finger skin is white, it is not
exactly painful but is tender.
Funny, because I can use 3% straight in my ears, and that doesn't bother
me at all, but then I usually only do once. Perhaps if I used it in ears
often it would burn that skin too.
sol
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