Overview

• La Voz del Interior and Los Andes published October 6 how‑tos that consolidate baking soda with hydrogen peroxide as a budget, eco‑friendly cleaning option.
• Recipes vary from three parts baking soda to one part 10‑volume peroxide to two tablespoons baking soda with half a glass of peroxide for grout.
• Reported uses include whitening tile joints, refreshing white clothing, disinfecting utensils and cutting boards, cleaning toothbrushes, and tackling oven grime.
• Articles attribute recommendations to health and home experts, with some dentists suggesting controlled, professional‑guided use for teeth whitening or oral hygiene.
• Safety guidance is explicit: do not ingest the mixture, avoid applying it to open wounds, test surfaces first, and seek professional advice for skin or dental applications.