Yes. As per the reports, the ideal alcohol concentration level is between 60-95%. Those hand sanitizers that have less than 60% alcohol content are not very effective. So make sure that whichever hand sanitizer you buy, its alcohol concentration is over 60%.
There are alcohol free hand sanitizers that are effective in killing germs and bacteria. For example, So popular, which kills 99.9% of germs, can be purchased at a place like Wal-Mart.
It's the same germs but some survive because of 2 reasons: One, your hand is very good at retaining the bacteria that you eliminate. So if you touch the lid or part of the Hand sanitizer it'll give you bacteria. Another reason is that your hand will always have some bacteria on it, no matter how many times you try and clean your hand.
for some yes but for others it just kills the natural germs on their hands Dr.Nick phd
In the dental field some soaps and hand sanitizers can contain soy. Some medications that could be prescribe could contain soy as well.
Uhm, the definition of translucent is "allowing light to pass through diffusely," so I guess most hand sanitizers are translucent since if you drip some on a window the light will go through...
Some people can learn to draw freehand while others are just born with an artistic talent. You can take drawing lessons to help you to be better at free hand drawing.
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Well, I do admit, some people are better at video games than others. One thing that can effect this is experience in playing video games. Some people are just born with better hand eye than others. There are multiple reasons, but I think the top is hand eye.
Some people are better dancers than others because their coordination might be better.
Washing with soap and water is considered the better way to prevent virus transmission, but alcohol-based hand sanitizers are also effective if they contain a minimum of 60% alcohol.According to a recent article published in the February, 2009, issue of Clinical Infectious Diseases, "Efficacy of soap and water and alcohol-based hand-rub preparations against live H1N1 influenza virus on the hands of human volunteers," both hand cleaning techniques were effective in killing H1N1 (a strain of flu) virus on deliberately infected health care workers.A September, 2005, article in Pediatrics, "A randomized, controlled trial of a multifaceted intervention including alcohol-based hand sanitizer and hand-hygiene education to reduce illness transmission in the home," concludes "...alcohol-based hand sanitizers rapidly kill viruses that are commonly associated with respiratory and gastrointestinal (GI) infections."The bottom line is good hand-hygiene helps prevent the spread of both bacteria and viruses. Hand washing with soap and water is slightly more effective than alcohol-based hand sanitizers, but the sanitizers do kill viruses.Bear in mind some viruses are more difficult to kill than others. Disinfecting hard surfaces with a mild bleach-and-water solution also helps reduce the spread of disease.Links to both abstracts in Related Links, below.
Chocolate is better than others because it was made differently or spoiled
There is no better- some work better for some purposes than others. Sort of like which is better- a spoon or a fork?