AirPod tips become coated in oils and earwax over time, making them have more and more issues with getting a good deal in your ear. I’ve found that hydrogen peroxide is incredibly effective at removing those oils. Literally just leave the tips in a small bit of hydrogen peroxide for a minute or so, rinse them off, and you’re good to go!
Edit: obviously remove the tips first, don’t do this to the actual AirPods.
Drama happens in r/JustUnsubbed after a user unsubscribes from r/actuallesbians about trans people and dating.
Moving on the first comment thread.
Look at these transcels coercing biological women into sex with them!
But this is not what these post are suggesting
And the replies to the comment above.
They kinda suggest that though
Yes they are but some people are genuinely like that
I know but I'm just calling out the ones who behave like that
[As I said I know, I thought the superstraight movement started as a reaction to this loud minority? I'm not quite sure what happened. Look I don't have an issue with trans folk but not the assholes within it](https://np.reddit.com/r/JustUnsubbed/comments/m4h4w2/just_unsubbed_from_ractuallesbians_how_are_these/gqw4
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i still didn't get all of it, mostly around my thighs, but I'm gunna work on it a bit more later
Hey Docs, I need help. I can’t go to my physician right now, so this is the best I got.
It’s been an hour since I got water in my ear (shower) and put hydrogen peroxide in it to help it out. Thing is, my ear feels more clogged and now it really hurts. Pain is persistent from my ear to the back of my ear to the bottom of my jaw.
I’ve tried everything from shaking my head, laying down, to even blowing my nose and nothing seems to be happening. Please help me figure this out. Thank you!
Hi everyone!
Today I'm planning on repotting many of my houseplants in LECA. I've done my fair share of research, but have a question in regard to the use of hydrogen peroxide. I understand that I should be using food-grade hydrogen peroxide and that it needs to be diluted at about 2-3 tsp per gallon of water. When making my nutrient solution (which will be done so in a gallon jug), should I add 2-3 tsp of hydrogen peroxide into the mixture itself or should I add 2-3 tsp of the diluted hydrogen peroxide solution?
Any advice is appreciated!
I just got a new succulent, and I'm still quite new to taking care of plants, so I've been watch videos on how to take care of them. I found one about how when you bring plants home, you should quarantine them for about two weeks to make sure they don't have bugs or anything. Now, I have been worried because this plant was near my other ones, so I moved it away, but I don't know if I should try to treat them all with peroxide and water or just risk it for now. Also are there any other ways of treating them? I'm a bit iffy on using hydrogen peroxide
what is your preferred method? i find mosquito bits a pain and they’re expensive.
curious about your experiences, my infestation isn’t too bad, but they are annoying and i don’t want a huge infestation on my hands.
I have two shoeboxes that are going into their 5th flush and after soaking them overnight both produced a good pinset but now most of them are fuzzy grey and not growing. I want to salvage anything I can before discarding these tubs and figured it would be good practice going forward to start misting with an h2o2 solution if I can get some clarification on mixture ratio.
Long story short, I got some work done three days ago on my half sleeve and my artist went rogue with some unwanted light shading in areas I wanted empty. I know I’ll never get it back to just my skin, but I was going to give exfoliation + hydrogen peroxide a shot. Any advice? Should I wait until it is fully healed or start now? Thanks for any feedback.
I packed everything for vacation and now I need to brush my teeth, my toothbrush and toothpaste are already in my car and Im too lazy to get them, can you actually just straight up gargle it or do I need to dilute it first?
Actually, doesn't even take till morning - more like 5-10 mins max with the regular version - but, for all you dirty motherfuckers, I'd recommend the overnight deep clean version.
Cost will be about ~$0.04 cents per cleaning and a lot more thorough.
It'll fizz like alkar seltzer for additional entertainment.
Alternatively, you can use Fresh Guard - which is alcohol free and designed specifically for mouthguards and Sisu recommends it.
I just don't know what the actual difference is between Fresh Guard vs the regular Efferdents despite it being considerably more expensive.
hi all. ive done goofed again and overwaterd. about 5 days ago.
should i hit it with a hydrogen peroxide and water mix now to oxygenate the soil or wait and let the soil dry naturally then hit it with the mix.
i do have a few fungus gnats around
has anyone made the mix before to oxygenate the soil or to kill fungus gnat larvae?
thanks for the help
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Hi guys! I've been noticing little pests crawling around in the soil of my houseplants and indoor herbs, I've used hydrogen peroxide in the past to get rid of pests but im wondering if its ok to bottom water with it?
i put hydrogen peroxide on my blood every day, it looks funny and bubbles and gets white but gets warm ..
I’ve read about people using a mix of Hydrogen Peroxide & water to hydrate their substrate and to help prevent contamination (right before S2B). What’s a good ratio of peroxide/water?
I would always break out really bad. Once I had one, I knew a few were to follow. UNTIL I discovered what I call “Herpes Genocide”.
Fill a bottle cap with 3% hydrogen peroxide, and stick the cold sore in there for at least two minutes. It’s odorless so you can do it.
Then, do the same thing with rubbing alcohol. This one smells and careful not to kill any brain cells. Hold your breath.
This kills and dries up the virus within 12 hours and it won’t spread. You’ll still have the scab to deal with, but I’d rather have that than an outbreak.
I have been looking around online at different techniques to restore old lego. The biggest thing I found was a technique with hydrogen peroxide. I just got scared by a video that said it ruïns your bricks. Has annyone here some expierence and tips?
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