Drinking alcohol won’t protect you from coronavirus, and 3 other things to know about alcohol disinfectant spray.
As concern about coronavirus grows, alcohol disinfectant spray is in high demand. But do you know when and where you can use the disinfectant spray?
1. Superficial wound care. Skin acts as a barrier as well as a host for germs. If you are accidentally hurt yourself from playing, cleaning or cooking, germs from the object and surrounding skins can travel to the wound. 75% alcohol is often used in clinical setting, such as disinfect skin prior of inject or disinfect trolley cart before wound care. At home, if you are unfortunately hurt yourself, depending on the type of wound, it is always a good choice to use 75% alcohol spray to clean your skin.
2. Household cleaning. You can clean your hands with warm water and soap or hand sanitizer but what about your furniture? Germs can last several hours to days on objects. Spray the surface with 60% and greater of alcohol can effectively kill germs including the coronavirus. If you don’t have time to properly wipe your furniture or floor with detergent every day, just spray away.
3.Some people found hand sanitizer sticky after use, well, using spray might be a good alternative. But, you need at lease 20 seconds for alcohol to take effect on germs. So make sure you spray and rub your hand twice to make it effective.
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