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Instant Alcohol Hand Sanitizer - Water Free Gel - 70% Alcohol
Instant Alcohol Hand Sanitizer - Water Free Gel - 70% Alcohol
Given the dangers imposed by this disease, the Centre for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC), the United States has promoted and
encouraged hand hygiene through use of hand sanitizer. Hand
disinfectants are commercially available in various types and forms such as
anti-microbial soaps, water-based or alcohol-based hand sanitizers, most
often used in hospital settings. The World Health Organisation (WHO)
recommends alcohol-based hand sanitizer (ABHS) in line with the proven
advantages of their rapid action and a broad spectrum of microbicidal
activity offering protection against bacteria and viruses.
BENEFIT 1: CLEANLINESS
This shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. One of the foremost
benefits of hand sanitizer is just that: It sanitizes. These products were
designed to kill germs, and they get the job done. When used properly,
hand sanitizers can eliminate 99.9% of the germs on your hands. The CDC
recommends washing your hands any time you’re around food (preparing it
or eating it), animals, garbage, and more. When you find yourself in these
situations, hand sanitizer is the perfect one!
BENEFIT 2: PORTABILITY
Last time we checked, you can’t take a sink on the go. In those
situations where you need to wash your hands, there isn’t always going to
be soap and water available. You can slip a small bottle of hand sanitizer in
your glove compartment, a purse, or even your pocket for situations where
you might want to wash your hands but either can’t find a sink or waiting for
one is inconvenient (think long lines or far away restrooms). It’s perfect for
when you’re grabbing a snack at a sporting event or have just left a public
space, like the grocery store.
Credit card size fits right in pocket for on-the-go hand cleaning
convenience!
Push-top spray dispenser holds 70% ethyl alcohol-based, citrus-
scented sanitizer
Effective at eliminating over 99.9% of germs and bacteria
16.9 oz of lightly scented hand sanitizer
Meets FDA requirements
How well do hand sanitizers work? Are they only good for so long?
The most important thing is that you're keeping your hands clean, whether
you go all out and sing the ABC's while using a quick squirt of sanitizer.
This is especially true before eating, after using the restroom, and while
traveling on public transportation.
These tips are recommended by not only scientists, but also the experts at
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Follow their advice to
ensure your hands are as germ-free as possible!
No doubt about it, hand sanitizer is extremely useful. It even makes for a
great giveaway at trade shows or fundraisers.
Sanitizer is only so powerful, and with so many germs out there, you want
to be sure to have the best defenses possible.
But that still leaves many questions. Which hand sanitizer works the best?
Which hand sanitizer is the most effective one to use? Is hand sanitizer
with alcohol better than alcohol-free hand sanitizer?
If you haven’t already made this germ-fighter a staple on your shopping list,
you may want to do so after learning about the benefits of hand sanitizer.
Four steps:
1. Make sure all organic matter is removed from hands.
All visible organic matter (for example: dirt) must be removed from
hands prior to applying waterless hand sanitizer.
2. Apply a dime sized amount of waterless hand sanitizer to the palm of
one hand.
3. Rub hands together covering all surfaces of hands and fingers.
4. Rub until waterless hand sanitizer is absorbed.
Hand sanitizers were developed for use after washing hands or for those
times when soap and water are not available. They are gels that contain
alcohol in order to kill the germs present on the skin. The alcohol works
immediately and effectively in order to kill bacteria and most viruses.
Alcohol can be very drying to the skin, so most brands of sanitizers also
contain a moisturizer to minimize skin dryness and irritation.
Benefits:
• Hand sanitizers are convenient, portable, easy to use and not time
consuming.
When the entire world is fighting against the lethal coronavirus, both CDC
and WHO guides us that the only way to combat this infection is by
practicing good hand hygiene habits.
Then again, a solution of 70% alcohol, that is, rubbing alcohol, is far more
effective antiseptic than 100 % alcohol.
Duration: Sanitizers are less time consuming since they act quickly on the
hands to kill the pathogens.
If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer
that contains at least 60% alcohol.
When using hand sanitizer, apply the product to the palm of one hand (read
the label to learn the correct amount) and rub the product all over the
surfaces of your hands until your hands are dry.
Why? The steps for hand sanitizer use are based on a simplified procedure
recommended by CDC 21. Instructing people to cover all surfaces of both
hands with hand sanitizer has been found to provide similar disinfection
effectiveness as providing detailed steps for rubbing-in hand sanitizer 22.