Inexpensive Denture Soak

RE: Inexpensive Denture Soak Post by Cindy D (3) | (08/11/2007) Profile | Contact I use this as my cleaning staple. It's natural, it's cheap and it works! I use it for a mouthwash and denture cleanser. I use this for mouth care, also for swabbing my face with a soaked cotton ball after washing with a natural soap. It takes care of blackheads and any bacteria from the day. I also use this at night to clean my drains and they are disinfected and clean. I use this as my cleaning product to clean my: sinks, windows, all glass (no streaking), cleaning the toilet and all ceramics. I use It to wash my flooring and in my laundry. I keep these people in business. I buy 5 & 6 Big bottles at a time once a week. I do alot of cleaning. Happy safe Cleaning. RE: Inexpensive Denture Soak Post by badwater (614) | (12/05/2006) Contact Hydrogen Peroxide is great for whitening, too! I know of pals, that use it instead of pricey mouthwash. It helps the gums, too, from gingivitis & dental disease. Not full of colors that some researchers say cause cancer, like most mouthwashes do. RE: Inexpensive Denture Soak Post by brizaksmommy (5) | (08/05/2006) Profile | Contact Sorry all for not responding sooner. Yes, I do use the peroxide straight. I use it for soaking my orthodontic retainer. It sits in the solution 16 or more hours a day. RE: Inexpensive Denture Soak Post By (Guest Post) (04/10/2006) Is there a length of time to leave the dentures in? RE: Inexpensive Denture Soak Post by the Oracle (382) | (04/10/2006) Profile | Contact Hydrogen peroxide can be found at dollar stores, too. Please tell me how to dilute it. Editor's Note I believe you use it full strength. RE: Inexpensive Denture Soak Post By (Guest Post) (04/10/2006) STRAIGHT PEROXIDE OR DO YOU DILUTE IT?