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Make your own hand sanitizer, meets CDC recommendation of > 60% alcohol. SO simple.
1/3 cup aloe gel
2/3 cup isopropyl alcohol ( 99% strength)
~~~ that's the business end, add your choice of essential oil,or preferred scent product by the drop if you please.
~~~recipe easily scaled up for larger batch.
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Thanks, seems simple enough. I haven't tried to locate aloe gel at the local store. Wonder if it is getting as scarce as the other stuff.
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I didn't search all over, but the other day I was unable to locate aloe gel. Couldn't even find aloe based sunscreen. And the alcohol that I have is only 70% strength..
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70% alcohol is good Carol. CDC recommends 60% as minimum. If I can't find any aloe gel, I was thinking of just putting some alcohol in an old Windex bottle, and use that until I can find some aloe.
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OK, thanks. I haven't looked everywhere, but I couldn't find any aloe.
Carol Hill
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