my microbiology teacher says it can...she has...and we will in class! alcohol evaporates quickly and the sticky residue that is the base of the sanitizer is actually food for bacteria
Hand sanitizer can kill many types of bacteria due to its alcohol content, but its effectiveness depends on the concentration of alcohol and the specific bacteria present. Some bacteria may be more resistant than others, and if the sanitizer is not used properly or allowed to dry adequately, it may not eliminate all bacteria in the petri dish. Additionally, hand sanitizers are generally formulated for use on skin, and their impact on bacterial colonies in a controlled environment like a petri dish may vary. For best results, using an appropriate disinfectant or antimicrobial solution is recommended.
yes because of the alcohol used in the hand sanitizer
Klenza is India's first alcohol free hand sanitizer. It uses a silver and water-based foam technology. It is a completely non-toxic hand sanitizer, gentle and safe for kids. Klenza hand sanitizer protects from germs 3 hours after its use.
studies have shown hand sanitizer DOES NOT replace hand washing and in some cases may cause cancer.
The alcohol is evaporating, sucking some warmth from your hand as it does, making it feel cool.
Hand Sanitizer
Well its simple really, hand sanitizer sanitizes the hand, and antibacterial cleaners clean your hands and go against bacteria.
From what I've heard and from what has been been said recently, there is an ingredient in hand sanitizer that makes males sterile. Hand sanitizer is known to kill bacteria but what is in the sanitizer gets absorbed into the body, which is what causes men to become sterile.
The chemical that kills bacteria in hand sanitizer is alcohol. Most hand sanitizers contain either ethyl alcohol (ethanol) or isopropyl alcohol (isopropanol) as the active ingredient to effectively kill bacteria and viruses on the skin.
yes it can because of the stuff its made of makes your nails grow
You will get anti-bacterial soap in the end really. Hand sanitizer will kill bacteria, and soap will wash off dirt and oils
yes, bacteria can grow on the food particles left over, and the sanitizer kills most of any breeding grounds for bacteria.
Hand sanitizer is typically neither an acid nor a base. It is a neutral or slightly alkaline substance. The active ingredient in hand sanitizer, usually alcohol, acts as a disinfectant by disrupting the cell membranes of germs and viruses, making it effective for killing bacteria and viruses on the hands.
Apparentely 99.9% but in the older days (1990's) no idea.
no
Probably Hand Sanitizer
there is 5% water in hand sanitizer