Technically, since it's a hand sanitizer and sanitizer means "to make sanitary, as by cleaning or disinfecting" then obviously it's the dirt get cleaned and not the sanitizer get dirty.
Neither. The sanitizer may kill some microorganisms near the place where it falls, but the ground will still be made of dirt and therefore still be dirty. The sanitizer will then soak into the ground and be diluted and dispersed, loosing its effectiveness.
Leftover dirt on body
You pasteurize it (you heat it up REALLY high). It's like washing your hands with hot water: it kills the germs ~ Dirt is the root of being dirty and if you or something (like dirt) were dirty, it would mean that something other than the original material (like your skin that got dirty) is not the same as the dirty part (if that makes sense). For example, if your hands are dirty, it's because something other than your hands or skin is on them. So you wash them off to clean them. They are different surfaces or substances, they contrast each other to the point of being called dirty and in need of being cleaned. Your hands are dirty because dirt got on them, not because your hands or skin got on your hands, it's like a double negative. You can't clean dirt because its dirt, get it? Now, having said that, dirt can be dirty dirt as in contaminated, but I suspect that is not what you are referring to. You can have a pile of dirt made up of only dirt and nothing else. Now let's say you throw a bag of sawdust onto your dirt pile. Now your dirt is technically dirty. You can "clean" it by sifting it to separate the two (or however many) substances, but you are merely removing another item, in this case the sawdust. But if you had the same pile of uncontaminated dirt and did nothing with it to contaminate it, then it would be "clean" dirt and not in need of cleaning. Bottom line, you cannot clean dirt as you are referring to it.
clean water because dirty water is dirty water dummies and dirt sence when do u see dirt making things grow unles u dirty yourself
Mud is dirty and not clean given that contacting dirt discolors your clothing and makes you vulnerable to other forms of germs.
I would clean you, then feed you so you wouldn't get dirt in your food and eat it - Have a nice day :)
Clean fill dirt just is dirt and naturally occurring rock with no garbage, tires, bricks, cement or other trash mixed in.
If the water is dirty, the dirt will stay on the ground
There is no opposite to the noun dirt. The adjective dirty has the general opposite clean or unsoiled.
They stop dirt erosion. This helps becuase dirt makes clean water dirty.
Clean ears. The wax you see is build up from the wax inside your ear cleaning out the dirt.
Do you mean biblical clean or are they dirty? They could have some dirt on them. If you mean biblical clean, some say they are unclean, but most say they are clean.