Best Hand Sanitizer

Prevention is better that cure. COVID-19 is not effective diseases if you prevent it in first step. In that incense hand sanitizer is quite effective.

Yes, you can use. But it should have proper antibacterial ingredient in it.

You will get in online (recommended in article) or offline.

You get some rashes on skin, if you have skin allergies. Even long use of hand sanitizer may harm to health. Prefer to organic sanitizer for long term.

No. Addition of alcohol to an existing non-alcohol hand sanitizer is unlikely to be an effective product. FDA has also issued guidance for the temporary preparation of certain alcohol-based hand sanitizer products by firms during the COVID-19 public health emergency. These temporary policies do not extend to non-alcohol based products at this time. But this is not a permanent solution.

Yes. It should not use if it is crossed expiration date.

Hand sanitizer should be stored cool place and out of reach of children. It should not be stored above 105°F .

Children under six years of age, hand sanitizer should be used under the supervision of adult. When used according to the directions on the Drug Facts Label, hand sanitizer is not dangerous for children. Hand sanitizer would be dangerous when drinking only a small amount of hand sanitizer can cause alcohol poisoning in children. Even it should not go inside of eyes.

If your child ingests hand sanitizer, call poison control or a medical professional immediately.

No, alcohol-free sanitizers don’t kill germs on your hands. You need an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that has at least 60 percent alcohol to reduce the number of germs on the hands.

Follow the instructions on the bottle of hand sanitizer. Most will instruct you to use an amount the size of a quarter. You need to cover all surfaces of your hands, the top, bottom, fingers, around fingertips and fingernails, and rub up your wrist about two inches.

Hand sanitizer is best for livelihood, but for goods, cloths and other household items UV sanitizer is the best.

Rub your hands together for about 15-30 seconds (about the time it takes to sing the Happy Birthday to You song) or until hands feel dry.

Yes. Rub your hands together until the hand sanitizer feels dry on your skin and don’t wave your hands around to dry them because they will pick up microorganisms that are in the air.

Hand sanitizer, because it has antibacterial or ant germs ingredient like alcohol and other medicated extract.

Every hand sanitizer brands having some own specification and should be use accordingly.

Yes, alcohol-based hand sanitizers are flammable and should be kept away from fire or flames or extreme hot area.

Soap is effective as hand sanitizer, but it should have antibacterial or disincentive property.

Germs are essentially the nasty things that could make us ill. Germs include bacteria and viruses that can cause infections. Germs can be found in the air, our bodies, on food, plants, animals, surfaces and just about anything we could come into contact with, but virus have some specific character and specific limitation. 

There are some specific brands which are mentioned in above article already.

It depends on situation, if you are frequently in touch with sensitive COVID effective area or in touch with dirty area, then you should use every time after that. So better do your all outdoor work in single go.

No. Because your hand is designed and built to do a lot of hard tasks like lifting heavy items and catching hard surface. The skin of hand is thicker than facial skin and when you get a blister or a cut on it, it heals up quickly.

No one can say 100% that it will kill corona virus in present time. But prevention is better than cure.

It may reduce the effectiveness of corona virus.

No, better use UV sanitizer, which is more user friendly to electronic items.

No, Hand sanitizer contains isopropyl alcohol and not ethanol which is used in liquor.

No. If you are not feel irritating or skin not behave unusual, then no need to use hand sanitizer.