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BeesMom9905 wrote:
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> New question - People are carrying bottles of rubbing alcohol w/ them
> for shopping carts and public toilets, can this be diluted to any
> degree to quickly disinfect from a spray bottle ?? And most
> importantly, not be harmful to kids, pets etc. Just curious.
>
> Thank You,
> Monique
>
What Michael said, quaternary ammonium stuff. They're pretty cheap
and reliable. Phenolics are also cheap and reliable.
I think nurses use rubbing alcohol because it dissolves skin oil
and leaves no residue. If you spray much of it, it's expensive.
If you dilute it, it's less effective. There's an important type
of bacteria that it doesn't kill.
Germs do not seem to survive on some surfaces. Years ago,
scientists took cultures from various kinds of hand holds in the
New York Subway. They didn't find dangerous germs.
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