Re: Iodine (Lugol's) as sanitizer

[Guest guest]

-Personally, I would use Hydrogen Peroxide diluted with maybe 1/4th

water. That kills mold and I even occasionally put in wash of sheets,

etc. as I read it killed morgellons.

- In iodine , " Virginia Speaks " <indiana127@...> wrote:

>

> Does anyone know the proportion of drops of Lugol's to volume of

water

> needed to sanitize something? My husband has a CPAP machine, which

has

> tubing and a nosepiece that must be cleaned every so often, and he'd

> like to use iodine to soak it in while he's at work. Got any info?

(He

> doesn't care if it stains.)

>

> Virginia

>

[Guest guest]

I use shampoo in a bucket of water to clean mine. Or if I want to

sanitize, I use a tiny bit of bleach in the water. You can also soak in

white vinegar to sanitize the pieces.

B

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Iodine (Lugol's) as sanitizer

> Does anyone know the proportion of drops of Lugol's to volume of water

> needed to sanitize something? My husband has a CPAP machine, which has

> tubing and a nosepiece that must be cleaned every so often, and he'd

> like to use iodine to soak it in while he's at work. Got any info? (He

> doesn't care if it stains.)

>

> Virginia

[Guest guest]

What is a CPAP machine? sunrayVirginia Speaks <indiana127@...> wrote: Does anyone know the proportion of drops of Lugol's to volume of water needed to sanitize something? My husband has a CPAP machine, which has tubing and a nosepiece that must be cleaned every so often, and he'd like to use iodine to soak it in while he's at work. Got any info? (He doesn't care if it stains.)Virginia

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[Guest guest]

The initials stand for Continuous Positive Airway Pressure. It's a

machine used in the treatment of sleep apnea.

Virginia

> Does anyone know the proportion of drops of Lugol's to

volume of water

> needed to sanitize something? My husband has a CPAP machine, which

has

> tubing and a nosepiece that must be cleaned every so often, and

he'd

> like to use iodine to soak it in while he's at work. Got any info?

(He

> doesn't care if it stains.)

>

> Virginia

>