Ultimately no. Not all mouthwashes contain alcohol, but the ones that due are generally small in proportion to every other chemical
Example:
Alcohol in Mouthwash
Listerine 26.9%
Scope 18.9%
Signal 14.5%
Cepacol 14.0%
Listermint 6.6%
Source: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0816/is_1993_March/ai_13913959
Even if you were to use gallons of mouthwash, your breath would smell mintier. It is also unlikely that the alchohol content would show up on a police issue breathaliser.
One regular drink containing an ounce of alcohol will make your breath smell.
-alcohol consumption -mouthwash -diabetic ketoacidosis. Not so much an alcohol smell, but a fruity smell as the body releases ketones to rid itself of severely high blood sugar. A person in this situation may appear to be intoxicated on alcohol because of the hyperglycemia. Blood tests would demonstrate a high blood sugar reading instead of a high blood alcohol level. This is a dangerous condition requiring hospitalization.
Alcohol free mouthwash is better for children as it doesn't make them feel unwell but an adult is used to that but alcohol free is the way to go!
brush your teeth you rottenness don't chew gum cuz it makes your breath smell like mint and then smell worse than it used to. using mouthwash doesnt help and it tastes AWFUL!! so i guess u just have to brush your teeth. a lot.
Alcohol in mouthwash may cause you to fail a breathalyzer test because the residual alcohol remains in your mouth for up to 15 minutes after using. The breathalyzer will pick up this residual alcohol in your breath and not differentiate whether it came from mouthwash or beverages. You should never take a breathalyzer test within 15 minutes of taking mouthwash or an alcoholic beverage in order to let the residual mouth alcohol dissipate.Mouthwash can cause a positive result on an ETG test. Whether or not an asthma medication could do the same thing would depend on whether it contained alcohol, how often it was used, and when the test was give.
Vodka or Juice/Fruit drinksThe most commonly referred to beverage that doesn't actually have much of a smell is Vodka. Vodka tends not to leave a alcoholic breath nor does it really smell (the cheap stuff perhaps).Also, alcohol mixed with juice, wine, fruit or soda's don't really smell much like alcohol but rather the juice, wine or soda. Try Sangria for example, you think you're having lemonade but it's really a fruitwine.Others are: winecoolers, spiked lemonade drinks, acoholic fruit beverages, etc.
No
No but it can make your breath smell better.
No well not your clothes but if you eat a onion wich is a veg it can make your breath smell.
yes
Any amount, including that found in mouthwash, hand sanitiaers, etc.
Depends on the amount of garlic in the burger.