H2O2 vapor??

[Bbaz123456]

Kind of an odd question....but would there be any reason to worry about H2o2 vapor being spread through out my house(where all of my prized underwater creatures also reside)?
I suspect that not too many other people have used an air cleaner that uses this technology and also keeps reef tanks, so I'm not expecting to get first hand experiences. But I think Randy and some of the other chemistry geniuses out there may have some input.
I'm not sure if I should name the product because I have no idea if it actually works but I am an hvac contractor and one of my trusted suppliers swears by it and basically claims that it works miracles. Of course I doubted them so they gave me one to install in my own home for free. The claim by the manufacturer is that it actually produces a vapor that not only cleans the air in your home but also all the surfaces of bacteria, mold and pathogens.
I suspect that it would be very small amounts of h2o2 being introduced to the aquariums and I do know people dose for various reasons probably in much larger amounts.

 

[Reeferdood]

Some of us, including me have dosed H2o2 directly into our tanks with no ill effects at all..
I doubt it would be an issue at micro amounts...
Who knows, it might clean your water too!

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

I do not think it likely to be a concern if the air is safe for you. There is some hydrogen peroxide naturally in seawater.

 

[Bbaz123456]

Awesome. Thank you.
I will let you guys know how it works. Pretty sure I'm not the only reefer with a moldy house....

 

[brandon429]

It will certainly not sterilize surfaces as well

If you placed 3% directly on a surface then let it evaporate and swab/plate incubate that surface will still be filthy

 

[Cory]

Awesome. Thank you.
I will let you guys know how it works. Pretty sure I'm not the only reefer with a moldy house....

I dont have mold but mildew smell comes and goes. But yeah h202 vapout wont be a problem in such small quantities