Peroxide as a preventative when harvesting an indoor grow? Who does it and who doesn't?

I’m close to harvesting my indoor grow, and trying to decide whether to do a preventative peroxide wash when I harvest. There is no sign of mold or mildew - and the humidity in the tents has been very low, like 40%, for the past few weeks.

In my last grow (which was my first, also indoors), I did find one moldy bud while drying the 4 plants - I just discarded that entire branch, and everything else was fine. However, that was in the summer, when the humidity had been pretty high.

This time I will need to use a humidifier, instead of a dehumidifier, to get close to 60F/60RH.

I could do a peroxide wash just to be safe. However, the process of harvesting, trimming and drying 4 plants is already pretty laborious, and I don’t want to add an extra step if it isn’t really necessary.

Any opinions?

Bud wash utilizing peroxide is the most common and basic bud wash you can do and it’s recommended

Chop, wash, hang

This is a very common procedure and you can even go further.

Discussed with pictures.
LSS, wet trim all fans and leaf with no trichomes showing.
Wash
Hang smaller pieces
Monitor and paper bag sweat when ready.
Re-hang if too early (above 68%).
Jar if below 67%
Burp and monitor.
Bag or Jar storage.

They are softer when wash-cleaned.
H2O2 may help too.