CookingTomo Mori9 Ways Japanese Homes Use Hydrogen Peroxide (That Americans Never Think Of)

9 Ways Japanese Homes Use Hydrogen Peroxide (That Americans Never Think Of)

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Published Oct 7, 2026, 3:25 AM · 1w ago

Tomo Mori
Tomo Mori
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What happens when you pour hydrogen peroxide into your plant pots? In Japan, this cheap brown bottle (called oxydol) is used in ways most Americans never think of, and the plant trick is just the beginning. In my last video I showed you how it replaces bleach for mold, germs and odors. Today: 9 completely different uses from Japanese homes, plus the right dilution for each one, because using it too strong can do more harm than good. Use only 3% hydrogen peroxide, dilute it as shown, and test on a small area first. Never mix it with bleach or vinegar in the same container, and keep it in its original dark bottle, because light breaks it down. #HydrogenPeroxide #JapaneseCleaning #TheJapaneseWay

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