when root rot has progressed to the extent that you describe, it is, unfortunately, unlikely that you will save the plant. I do not say this lightly, as usually I would say never give up on a plant - but this is probably the worst scenario.
Have I cheered you up yet? Well, all is not lost mate.
The first thing you should do is take a clone or two from each plant incase you lose them. As you know they will carry the age of the mother plant so will only need a short while in veg to grow roots.
Bear in mind that at this stage of decay the plant can only grow new roots - and not regenerate old ones, so it willl need as much help as possible.
there are root shield products you can buy to help your plants - put in nutrient solution.
also increase oxugen supply to nutrient solution as much as poss and aim for a ph of about 6 fo next week or so.
you did well with the hydrogen peroxide, B1 (thiamine) also helps root development.
change nute solution regularly ( every 4-5 days ) over next 2 weeks - good luck.