hand sanitizers and group tighteners

Product not approved for California, prop (?)

Needs to be 180 proof minimum... If you live through it, you've beaten it!

Good old off brand PGA, when you've only got $8 but really wanna get alcohol poisoning.

Yeah, I figured. Seems it would need to be cut with something!

FWIW I make my own. Being a fiber optic cable splicer I buy isopropyl alcohol in 4 gallon cases. The formula is 12oz of isopropyl, 2 teaspoons of hydrogen peroxide, 1 tablespoon of glycerin, 3oz of distilled water, and about 10 drops of essential oil like lavender or tea tree oil to give it a nice scent. The nice thing is it doesn't leave your hands sticky or dry them out. 

Bill

What's the difference between isopropyl and denatured?

And is that standard 3% peroxide or the straight stuff.

Isopropyl is a heavier, secondary alcohol.  Denatured is ethanol ( the drinking kind) that has been poisoned by mixing in methanol.

and it's120 proof after mixing that's needed.
153 proof works fine.

james r chapman wrote:and it's120 proof after mixing that's needed.

So this is adequate.



Excuse me boys, I gotta go sanitize.

You’re supposed to splash it on your hands, not drink it!

Hands? I'm not worried about my hands, I'm worried about my throat. Its a respiratory infection, not dermatitis.

But to be honest, it's not uncommon for some to get spilled on the table. And I wipe it up with my hand. So ...

Never mind the fact I usually lick it off.

My personal favorite. Once you have made all your friends mad by offering a sip you can use the rest of the bottle as fire starter for the BBQ. Now it can be used as a hand sanitizer. That is a triple win.

Well, guys, if we are talking about withstanding toughest sanitizers, I probably will qualify as HM, and very well be in top 10 thanks to extensive training on fundamentals in my youth and many years of practice.


Be Safe!
AP

WesG wrote:

james r chapman wrote:and it's120 proof after mixing that's needed.

So this is adequate.



Excuse me boys, I gotta go sanitize.

Yes, but you can’t use much branch water with it!

Previously from me:

"Its a respiratory infection, not dermatitis."

I stand corrected, they're finding sores like chicken pox on people's feet in Spain. Probably should start using up the cheap stuff in the tub.