• A multipurpose cleaner with sanitising properties.
• Hydrogen peroxide is used as a bleaching agent in laundry applications.

Directions for use

• Hydrogen Peroxide ​liquid ​laundry ​feed ​systems.​
• A ​dose ​rate ​of 112ml ​per ​35kg ​of ​dry ​weight ​wash.​ ​
• Best ​results ​are ​achieved ​by ​adding ​Hydrogen Peroxide ​into ​the ​machine ​prior ​to ​the ​stage ​of ​highest ​temperature ​and ​alkalinity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is hydrogen peroxide 12.5% used for in commercial cleaning?
A: Hydrogen peroxide at 12.5% concentration is a versatile commercial-grade chemical used as a disinfectant, sanitiser, bleaching agent, and mould treatment. It's commonly used in commercial laundry operations, healthcare facilities, aged care, hospitality, and food service environments where a chlorine-free cleaning and sanitising solution is needed.

Q: How is 12.5% hydrogen peroxide different from the kind sold in pharmacies?
A: Pharmacy-grade hydrogen peroxide is typically 3% concentration — suitable for minor wound care. The 12.5% concentration available here is commercial grade, meaning it's significantly stronger and formulated for industrial laundry systems, surface disinfection, and professional cleaning applications. It should always be handled and diluted according to the directions for use.

Q: How do I use hydrogen peroxide in a commercial laundry system?
A: For liquid laundry feed systems, a dose rate of 112ml per 35kg of dry weight wash is recommended. For best results, add the hydrogen peroxide into the machine prior to the stage of highest temperature and alkalinity. Always refer to your equipment manufacturer's guidelines and the product's safety data sheet (SDS) before use.

Q: Can hydrogen peroxide be used to remove mould?
A: Yes, hydrogen peroxide is an effective mould treatment for hard surfaces. Its oxidising properties break down mould at a structural level, making it a popular chlorine-free alternative to bleach-based mould removers. At 12.5% concentration, it should be appropriately diluted for surface applications; always follow safety handling guidelines when working with concentrated solutions.

Q: Is hydrogen peroxide an eco-friendly cleaning chemical?
A: Hydrogen peroxide is considered one of the more environmentally responsible disinfectants available. It breaks down into water and oxygen, leaving no harmful residues or chlorine by-products. This makes it a popular choice for businesses looking to reduce their environmental footprint without compromising on cleaning performance.

Q: What industries commonly use commercial-grade hydrogen peroxide?
A: Commercial hydrogen peroxide at 12.5% is widely used across healthcare and hospitals, aged care facilities, commercial laundries, hospitality and hotels, gyms and leisure centres, food processing and commercial kitchens, and childcare facilities — anywhere that requires a powerful, residue-free disinfectant or bleaching agent.