While hydrogen peroxide is a versatile and effective household cleaner for many non-porous surfaces, there are several materials you should never clean with it due to the risk of permanent damage. You should avoid using hydrogen peroxide on unsealed natural stones like marble, granite, or limestone, as its oxidizing properties can etch and discolor the polished surface. Additionally, it should never be applied to vintage fabrics, delicate wool or silk rugs, or dark-colored textiles where its mild bleaching action can cause unwanted fading and discoloration. Furthermore, mixing hydrogen peroxide with vinegar creates peracetic acid, which is highly corrosive and unsafe for household use.
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