so does this shit kill the virus or not? i keep seeing conflicting information
So does this shit kill the virus or not? i keep seeing conflicting information
Christopher Thompson
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Zachary Moore
It doesn't kill it, it just sterilizes it.
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Christian Wilson
It kills all the good bacteria so your body can't naturally fight back against Covid-19
Bentley Jackson
70/30 alcohol (ethyl of isopropyl) and water is all you're over paying for, you can get it at any hardware store by the gallon for much less, mix with any moisturizer if you're a faggot.
Carson Thomas
High % Alcohol sanitiser is better against bacteria which are generally easier to disrupt as viruses are "cellular machinery" sort of which can make them hardier, so instead of just being "killed" it has to be destroyed enough that the virus denatures sufficiently as to not be infectious (which alcohol can do)
Basically it helps, but should only be used as a last resort ie out in the field where handwashing with surfactant (soap or hand-wash) and water that will actually get it off your skin can't be done, or should be supplemented by handwashing proper
Mason Watson
It kills bacteria and not viruses i.e. Covid-19. Purell is an instant hand sanitizer made of ethyl alcohol with is not an virucide.
Christopher Howard
would everclear + glycerin work?
Nicholas Cooper
No, but gasoline will and is a couple bucks a gallon.
Adrian Price
Retards still can't tell the difference between bacteria and viruses
Dylan Sanders
Hardware stores are sold out here, first place I tried after the pharmacy