Not all brands use stabilizers.
Diamond brand from the Dollar Tree is 100% 3% peroxide and water.
It's cheap [$1] and they aren't concerned if it doesn't last a long time.
Ode
At 03:29 PM 4/14/2010 +0100, you wrote:
Sorry, it may be clear to you, but not to me. What sort of container are
you going to put this in? I just want to be able to dilute it as I need
it and keep the remainder in the freezer. Surely, unless you use loads of
H202 it would decompose fairly rapidly if diluted into this amount,
because home-made would not have the stabilisers the shop bought kind
has...I would have thought. dee
On 14 Apr 2010, at 14:59, Ruth Bertella wrote:
> How much easier can it be explained? You dilute the 35% in half to
get it down to the 17.5%. You then dilute that in half to get it down
to the 8.75%. Then dilute in half yet again to get to the 4.375%. When
I say dilute it in half, you add the same amount of distilled water to
whatever your peroxide mix measure is (i.e., one cup DW plus one cup of
whatever % peroxide mix you have = a half diluted mix from what you
started with).
>
> You may not have the convenience of using the 16 oz bottle for mixing
the whole thing up, but you can use it to store some of the diluted mixture.
>
> Ruth
>
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