It is possible considering their distinct traits, though it could be dangerous if you don’t do it correctly.  Hydrogen peroxide is a general-purpose disinfectant, while Lysol is a potent one. However, you can only combine Lysol without bleach and hydrogen peroxide. A chemical reaction brought on by bleach will result in the production of hazardous gasses. When mixing, stick to the following procedure: Add 100 ml of hydrogen peroxide to the container. Pour 100 cc of Lysol without bleach into the same bottle next.