Is it alcohol or water solution?
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It's not alcohol neither a water solution. It's rather a antiseptic for bruise and also serves as first aid
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The label says it is alcohol and water based. It is an amazing antiseptic or mouth sores' healer.
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The bottle says water, stabilized hydrated active complex*, alcohol, PH balancer, tracer, fragrance and surface tension agent. *= patent pending. Guess its secret. But it works.
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I use either a cotton ball or cotton pad with some isopropyl rubbing alcohol.
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Soap and water is fine. I usually wipe mine down with rubbing alcohol as well.
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Water, salt, potassium, alcohol, chemicals with big long names. What are you looking for?
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It is technically a water, but has all the added benefits of witch hazel. It is not just H2O, and has nothing added to dilute the actual distillate, which is the only way you can acquire a "witch hazel".
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The extracts may contain a tiny amount of alcohol. The amount of alcohol would be so small that only a chemist could measure the amount. If you are that concerned, send an email to the manufacturer.
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Denatured Alcohol, but it takes a long time for the water to boil. I would recommend that you purchase a butane burner (around $45).
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Hi EtezadkhahMy guess (and only guess based on odor) that the underlying epoxy is Hysol. I Googled on Hysol and did not find any solvent listed. I did read the other replies and while I have some absolute alcohol on hand (used to desolve shellac to make varnish) it is not all that easy to buy, illegal to sell in the state of Florida, they fear someone would drink it! Oh well. You have a tough problem. You can keep Googling on Hysol maybe there is a solvent for it some where. Maybe you can try "super glue" solvent. Just possible that this epoxy is designed to never let loose.Joe Hi EtezadkhahMy guess (and only guess based on odor) that the underlying epoxy is Hysol. I Googled on Hysol and did not find any solvent listed. I did read the other replies and while I have some absolute alcohol on hand (used to desolve shellac to make varnish) it is not all that easy to buy, illegal to sell in the state of Florida, they fear someone would drink it! Oh well. You have a tough problem. You can keep Googling on Hysol maybe there is a solvent for it some where. Maybe you can try "super glue" solvent. Just possible that this epoxy is designed... » Read More Hi EtezadkhahMy guess (and only guess based on odor) that the underlying epoxy is Hysol. I Googled on Hysol and did not find any solvent listed. I did read the other replies and while I have some absolute alcohol on hand (used to desolve shellac to make varnish) it is not all that easy to buy, illegal to sell in the state of Florida, they fear someone would drink it! Oh well. You have a tough problem. You can keep Googling on Hysol maybe there is a solvent for it some where. Maybe you can try "super glue" solvent. Just possible that this epoxy is designed to never let loose.Joe « Show Less
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Yes, there is no problem... however make sure you have cleaned any loose particles and or grease. Usually I use denatured alcohol.
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I would suggest using the Xikar solution. The gel inside might not react the same way with distilled water as it does with the Xikar Propolene Glycol solution. Just my opinion.
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Alcohol it drys quickly and doesn't rust. It is what the manual says to use.
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The label has no indication that this type of chemical is present in the solution. Hope this helps . . .
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I don't have one to look at but I believe it is alcohol based. I am not sure, sorry.
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Its a paste but if you add it to hot water you can make a sprayable solution.
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try to go to workshop that have new bottle of DOT5 fluid. Test directly inside it. It should react and detect water in solution only, so it should not be important which DOT is?
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You mix the ingredients with with water... so... water based? Thought that would be obvious.