[achievedream]

oh, I dont think I'm the best person you should be asking this things.

I have not started yet. Just couldn't get to buy the pure honey yet.

Here's what I know:

Many people doing this make a 50-50 honey and water mix.
The honey I usually have at home is very liquid (still sticky). I don't know about the consistency of the honey you are gonna use but, even if thicker, I think it might solve in water a little warmer. If not, just ad more water lol

I think it might be right when the mix is uniform and liquid enough not to be sticky.

If you get a lot of water the concentration of hydrogen peroxide will be smaller, as you know. But beware that it needs to be enough water for all to honey to solve and free the hydrogen, of course.

This would need more research and deeper investigation to know what exact quantities would work best, but I don't have the tools for that and I'm not in the sciences department at school anymore :p

About the rest, I have not tried it yet...

You should ask it in the other thread.

Good Luck

Thank you still!
My research on the previous page talked about dilutions. I saw a graph of diluted honey, and the best one was when the honey was at 30% and the solvent at 70%. So I think 1 spoon honey, and 2 spoons of water should do the trick. Of course, raw honey is going to be thicker, and mild-heat will be needed to dissolve it all.
30-50% is the goldilocks amount according to my research.
We also need to consider what goes on when the actual honey mixture is in our eyes – our tears will react with it/the fluid in our eyes, diluting it even further – and these fluids are important for kick-starting the hydrogen peroxide formation or prolonging it.
I was just worried if it’s too thick and it stings too much=p But I have seen a lot of users here do a quite thick mixture, 2 parts honey to one part water and get away with it.
1:1 Is the goldilocks, but to take precaution I’ll stick to 1:2.
Btw, I cancelled the manuka honey order, and am going to beech-honey-dew honey, which is raw and unpasteurized and no additives added!
Your home honey might still work , but very badly if at all. Try getting jarrah honey, which is the highest in hydrogen peroxide, or if not that, honeydew honey or research into other raw-honeys. Manuka is a hit and miss tbh.
I’ll be getting it all in the post in about 3-5 days, and will begin the process as soon as I get my ingredients! I’ll let you know how it goes.