Homebrew PCBs

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 20:47:02 +0100, mycroft2152 <mycroft2152y@...>  
wrote:

> Hydrogen Peroxide is still used in food processing to disinfect
> packages. For aseptic packaging, milk cartons are first sprayed with
> H2O2 and then heated. The heat decomposes the H2O2 to water and O2
> and the carton is then filled and sealed. This all happens in a
> matter of seconds.
> Myc


I think it's quite useful stuff, since it leaves nothing harmful.
I've seen it recommended for a whole lot of applications, not sure how  
much of that is really working. I tried one time to use it as bleach in  
the washing machine but could not detect any effect.

Seems like a good alternative for those people who have to disinfect  
everything in the house all the time, with H2O2 they would at least do no  
harm. But then there was that story about parents accidentally giving  
their child concentrated H2O2 internally, leading to serious injury. Your  
body was _not_ meant to process H2O2, so don't drink your PCB making  
chemicals ;-).

ST