This is very interesting. I "clean" with CS a lot, and find it can stain
countertops if I let a puddle of it dry. But if I added a little
peroxide to the CS spray bottle, no staining. I've also used peroxide
with baking soda to remove brown and black/grey silver stains.
Just shows countertops and sinks are very different from the human body,
LOL. I wonder exactly what the peroxide can be doing to cause a black
tongue though.
sol
David AuBuchon wrote:
Interesting. Perhaps the alternation of the two is another variable
also. Discoloration is after all associated with silver. He had been
nebulizing peroxide for like a year before alternating with silver and
I did not hear complaints in that time. Perhaps it could have taken
this long to develop, and it was just coincidence the silver was
started then, and it would be easy to assume it caused it then.
Del, were you using CS around the times you used peroxide also?
David
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