The answer is yes, you can make it alcohol-free. But, and this is a really big BUT, the longer answer is that you probably ...

They may be better than nothing, experts say. But people are buying them without knowing the difference. Alcohol-Free Hand Sanitizers Are Selling Out, Despite Not Being Recommended by the CDC ...

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And in 1988, the firm Gojo introduced Purell, the first alcohol-containing gel sanitizer for consumers. Although some hand sanitizers are sold without alcohol, it is the main ingredient in most ...

Without being alarmist ... for instance—for it to be in danger of explosion. The CDC considers alcohol-based hand sanitizer a flammable liquid "which readily evaporates at room temperature ...

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Hand sanitizers generally expire after two to three years of use and lose their effectiveness. What's Undetermined However, if the bottle is never opened and remains sealed, the alcohol inside ...