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To: bearcub who wrote (853)	6/10/1999 1:22:00 PM
From: flatsville	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 888

bearcub-If you could provide a URL debating the relative merits of hydrogen peroxide v. chlorine bleach as well as other treatments that would be helpful. I recently viewed a website which discussed various methods of water treatment. The site had very little to say regarding the use of hydrogen peroxide other than: >>>Hydrogen Peroxide can be used to purify water if nothing else is available. Studies have shown of 99 percent inactivation of poliovirus in 6 hr with 0.3 percent hydrogen peroxide and a 99% inactivation of rhinovirus with a 1.5% solution in 24 minutes. Hydrogen Peroxide is more effective against bacteria, though Fe+2 or Cu+2 needs to be present as a catalyst to get a reasonable concentration-time product.<<< See: providenceco-op.com