DIY Copycat Oxi Clean Hack @cecilyonpoint #diy #cleanliving #nontoxicliving #ecofriendlyliving

Non-Toxic Oxi-Clean Alternative: DIY & Easy! Just 3 simple ingredients make this eco-friendly powerful cleaner. @cecilyonpoint
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No need to buy Oxi-Clean for brightening & stain removal when you can make your own, naturally.

COPYCAT OXI RECIPE:
• 1/2 cup Washing Soda
• 1/2 cup Peroxide
• 1 cup Distilled Water
• Bottle with spray nozzle
○ Blend Washing Soda & Peroxide
○ Add Distilled Water & mix well
○ Transfer into bottle, close tightly
• INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
• Spray directly on stains on white/light color laundry
• Wash as usual
• Also good for stain removal on other items like:
○ Towels
○ Rugs
○ Curtains
○ Blankets
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Why DIY Oxi-Clean?
• Safe & Natural: Easy, non-toxic ingredients create a mild alternative to harsh chemicals found in commercial products.
• Effective Stain Removal: Works great on a variety of stains, including those caused by food, grass, & wine.
• Whitening & Brightening: Helps restore the original color of your clothes, making them look fresh & new.

This simple solution not only saves $$$, but it's one of the best DIY laundry hacks you'll find!

[FrankGutowski-lsjt]

Wrong. For several reasons.

Oxiclean uses a chemical trick to produce peracetic acid in situ from TAED and hydrogen peroxide, which is released when sodium percarbonate dissolves. Peracetic acid is a much stronger oxidizer than hydrogen peroxide which requires 140° F wash water to be effective as a bleach. PAA will bleach at 104° F. This is important for those using HE washers.

The minuscule amount of 5% hydrogen peroxide you advise viewers use is basically worthless. It’s based on wishful thinking, which is what clueless DIY enthusiasts are famous for relying on.

Lastly, hydrogen peroxide is photosensitive. It decomposes to oxygen and water when exposed to light. So what do you do? Store it in a clear glass😮 bottle! Smart? Nope!!!

You should delete this. It makes you look foolish.