Can I soak in H2O2 in between tanks of organic nutes?

I am doing DWC with Foxfarm Trio for nutes. I know I can't use H2O2 to manage pathogens (and will use non-organic nutes in future!), but I am seeing some beginning signs of root rot and want to take care of it right away. I have been researching Hygrozyme, but it seems like more prevention than cure. My question is this: Can I rinse my roots and put them in a tank of just H2O and H2O2 for a few hours to clean them up before switching back to a tank of Foxfarm + Hygrozyme for maintainence or will the reaction between the H2O2 and any trace remaining organic nutes be detrimental to my plants? Please advise, thanks!

Or you can just flush it with RO water for a few hours!

I do rinse the roots off in plain H2O during my weekly reservoir changes. The FoxFarm Big Bloom stains the roots brown and leaves some sediment so I like to get that off. It was during the last rinse I noticed some of the roots were a bit slimy as well, and a couple broke off during the rinse. I'm hoping that adding Hygrozyme to my regular reservoir water will keep this from happening in the future, at least until my next grow which will be inorganic and maintained with H2O2. Do you think just running them in fresh water for a few hours before adding nutes/Hygrozyme will be enough to get the situation in check? I thought a good H2O2 soak would be really beneficial, I'm just worried because of those damned organic nutes. :/

yes but at the right dosage, if you put too much h2o2 you will destroy roots

imo yes the sooner the better, slime is fast!

Switching nutes will help a great deal, but you may find h202 is not enough to keep disease away. If that turns out to be the case, consider using beneficial microbes instead of a sterilizing agent. I personally would never recommend an enzyme product in DWC.

Last night I washed my reservoir, tubing, and air stones in H2O2 and water and refilled my res with ph'd water and H2O2 (at 2 1/2 tsp/gallon). 80% of the brown on the roots went away within 30 minutes or so. After an hour however my plants started drooping heavily. I drained the res again (lots of funk in the water) and refilled with ph'd water and H2O2, this time at 1tsp/gallon. An hour later at lights out they were looking much better, and at lights on (8AM) they were back to normal. No new root growth, but the existing ones look cleaner so that's a start. I guess I should have eased them into the full 2 1/2 tsp/gallon dose a little at a time though...

In related news I went to the hydro store today and picked up Canna Flores A&B as well as an extra airstone. It's nice having a hydro store a half mile away!!!

how much is your H2O2 strength in%? it varies, ive seen from 3% to 50% and how much is a teaspoon in mils?

https://www.rollitup.org/hydroponics-aeroponics/94811-al-b-faqt-8.html

According to Al B Fuct I should be using about 13 tsp/gallon to my tank!!?! That seems like a lot, especially since they couldn't handle the 2 1/2 tsp but Al knows his stuff. Maybe I should work up to that much? Or am I reading that wrong?

http://www.jasons-indoor-guide-to-organic-and-hydroponics-gardening.com/using-hydrogen-peroxide.html

According to this guide (which I've seen copy and pasted around here a bit) I should be using around 10 tsp/gallon at 3%, so I guess I'm running it a bit low. I'll work up to the full dose I guess.

ya, i have a big 30L of 35%h2o2 thats a lifetime supply i add 1ml/L maximum equivalent to your 10ml/L 3% it's great stuff. i mostly use it to prevent larvae so i add much less 1/2 to 1/4 the dosage and i never see a single larva in my res