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Have you ever put on a clean new dress only to spill coffee on it during your break?  What about having a new pet that thinks the carpet is perfectly fine to pee on? Maybe you have kids who just love getting ketchup, juice, or grass stains all over their clothes?  If you have, then odds are you've asked yourself the question:  "How the heck am I supposed to clean this now?" The answer: hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen Peroxide for Household Stains If you've read some of our earlier posts, odds are you already know about hydrogen peroxide and what it...

Few things in modern life are as annoying, unpleasant, and time-consuming as a clogged drain. Whether it be in your toilet, shower, tub, bathroom, or kitchen sink, odds are you belong to the majority who want to unclog that drain as soon as possible, perhaps even by any means necessary.  If you found this article while searching for quick and easy ways to unclog your drain, you’re in luck. Below you’ll find everything you need to know to unclog your drain using hydrogen peroxide.  Unclog Your Drain with Hydrogen Peroxide There are many chemicals you can use to unclog your...

Hydrogen peroxide (a.k.a H²O²) is one of the most common chemicals people use around the world. This isn't surprising as hydrogen peroxide is suitable for many different applications due to its qualities. You probably already have some in your bathroom or kitchen cabinet or, perhaps, in that first aid kit you've tucked away.  But: Despite its worldwide popularity, a lot of people still misunderstand hydrogen peroxide. People ask what it is, when to use it, how to use it, and a lot more.  Understanding Hydrogen Peroxide Don't get us wrong: It's great that so many are curious about this helpful...

Sulfur (aka Sulphur or S) is known as “the fourth major plant nutrient”. While Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium are necessary for fertilized crops, Sulfur produces more nutritious foods and allows greater crop yields. The fourth major plant nutrient works by conditioning the soil and reducing the soil’s sodium content. It’s often needed for soil that’s been regularly fertilized without adequate percolation.  Sulfur is also a component of some vitamins in plants. It helps plants form proteins, enzymes, vitamins, and chlorophyll. Sulfur also gives crops like onion, garlic, and mustard fuller flavors while helping legumes with nodule development and efficient nitrogen...