Is this alcohol used in daily life to disinfect？like clean tools or wound?
1145057
You can fill the container with whatever you want. I use It for mineral spirits, which I use as a solvent for clean up when I make golf clubs.
1145058
Daily Life? If you mean like regular rubbing alcohol, then yes. I filled it with the alcohol you buy at the drug stores, and yes, you can use on wounds or disinfect tools used for nails or some beauty tools. I hope I understood your question by my response. The liquid push bottle work great!
516658
I use it to clean up oily places around hairline and back of neck before applying lace fronts but it can also be used for medicinal purposes. I really am pleased with -how it dispenses just the right dab to cotton balls or pads with each tap . This is a dispenser bottle and is not pre filled with any specific brand, you must supply the content with the brand of your choice.
1145059
I use it daily before I take my insulin shots, however, I'm sure it could be used to clean tools as well, It is very handy.
1718728
No alcohol. It has a list of herbs. The inactive ingredients are sterile water, sodium chloride, citrates, polysorbate 80. I've been using this for about 9 months. The summer sun used to reflect off a stigmatism that the cataract was attached to and made being in the sun very uncomfortable. I no longer have that problem. A friend has started using this and says his eyes are the best they've been in years.
1979414
No, this is strictly a sanitizer. You may have better luck with some form of stripper, though I have no experience with this firsthand.
572338
As a habit I would oil the blades lightly after every use. This is simply a disinfectant
356012
This particular solution is not designed to be a surface (stainless steel, granite, fiber-glass, etc.) disinfectant. It is designed as a topical antiseptic for animals with open wounds as a cleansing solution. It is also used in different strengths and additives as a mouth wash. I would not recommend this for a surface disinfectant.
2213133
yes it is alcohol free. I use it in my collies ears twice a week to cleanse the ear
155790
There is an alcohol scent just like most over the counter alcohol products. It is not strong or offensive.
10024
Hydrogen peroxide! H2O2. The 3% solution used to treat wounds is near food grade. (with instructions for rinsing mouth and ears too) It's completely biodegradable -&gt; water and oxygen. It kills all living things. But dilute enough to be safe to treat wounds. It turns your teeth white. It turn tiles grout snow white with a few drops. It removes all organic (cell) stains, even rust stains around the faucet. It does not react with plastic. It's the main ingredient in Oxi-clean. Since all your drinks must be organic (cell), soak the cap in H2O2 for a few minutes to overnight will kill everything, and most likely remove all stains too. You try with a stinky cup, and see the bubbles attack the skunk, weaken the bonding between the skunk and the surface, and then the skunk flows away with the bubbles. I had the autoseal for my kindergartener. She is now in 1st grade and the seal is still perfect. Hydrogen peroxide won't do anything to the plastic. Would it shorten the life of seals? Probably not. I don't guarantee anything. The other age old method is to add uncooked rice (or similar) into the cup, add water and shake. It beats any brush and dish washer, especially at the areas that brushes cannot reach. Do not push the button when rice is in. The worst you can do is jam the autoseal with rice. But rice will soften after a good soak with water. Any leak proof or spill proof mechanism have some hard to reach areas. You don't see it doesn't mean germ and dirt cannot accumulate. You can always use a mug.
1274853
I don't think so. Its non toxic I love that because I have a chemical sensitivity. You can always wipe it down with alcohol after you use it. You don't want it to be treated with chemicals in order to be antimicrobial :( Good luck
1569764
I would say definitely yes. I use this for everything to clean and disinfect.
1986683
It contains propylene glycol, which is an alcohol. You may want to Google this ingredient if it's a concern of yours.
1629388
Yes, this may be used to disinfect other tools. Note that this does item does not replaced the use of an autoclave.
76523
Yes it is. It keeps the razor much cleaner and more sanitary than a razor without such a cleaning system. Even if you was the razor head and blades regularly with hot water, that doesn't kill bacteria that can accumulate. The cleaning fluid that this system uses appears to be alcohol based and therefore sanitizes the razor each time you put it through a cleaning cycle.
438219
Not to my knowledge. I have been using this product for years. Always rinse for more than a minute. There is no alcohol in it and it really helps with dry mouth!!!
2021258
Yes. If you dilute it you can be use it for general cleaning. This is "Food Grade" Hydrogen Peroxide, and it might be a little more expensive than the normal hydrogen peroxide you would buy at a drug store, which is diluted to 3% and is not for internal use. Note: this is a 35% mixture and should be diluted with at least 11 parts water before cleaning with it, or it will leave burn-like welts on your skin. (They will eventually go away)
825004
this product is often classified as a type of alcohol(scientifically), however it contains absolutely no alcohol (ethanol or methanol) it is just in the same category of elements. It is used as a food safe antifreeze in water lines and solar heaters, and is in alot of the food you eat. Simply No alcohol
1242597
I am not sure if it has alcohol or not but I use it with a brush on fondant all the time. Works great.