Hand sanitizer manufacturers teach you how to choose hand sanitizer?

Generally, when we buy hand sanitizer, we see its disinfecting, antibacterial or antibacterial effects in advertisements. Disinfection is elimination. Killing bacteria is the most basic and important role of hand sanitizer. Antibacterial is similar to antibacterial and generally refers to inhibiting the reproduction of bacteria for a period of time after hand washing. In the past, hand sanitizers usually achieved the so-called antibacterial and bacteriostatic effect by adding ingredients such as triclosan, triclocarban, and chlorometaxylenol. But in fact, chlorometaxylenol has low toxicity, low concentration of hand sanitizer, it is difficult to stay in hands after washing, and it cannot be antibacterial for a long time; triclosan. The antibacterial effect of triclocarban is not significant, and it will increase the resistance of bacteria after entering the environment. Living in an environment that is too clean for a long time. The absence of bacteria is also not good for the balance of our immune system, especially for growing children. Seeing that the harm outweighed the benefits, while most hand sanitizers no longer contain these three ingredients, many hand sanitizer manufacturers still emphasize antibacterial benefits in their promotions. As long as we pay attention to disinfection, do not take antibacterial and antibacterial effects as a purchase standard. 1. Hand sanitizer. Soap. 1. Buy regular soap. handwashing fluid. Washing hands with running water + ordinary hand sanitizer/soap can achieve good sterilization and disease prevention effects. 2. Choose children's hand sanitizers and avoid isothiazolinone preservatives and fragrances. Methylisothiazolinone (MIT), methylchloroisothiazolinone (CMIT), and benzisothiazolinone (BIT) are all isothiazolinone preservatives. They all have the potential to cause allergies, so their use in skin care products is prohibited. Because children's hands are more delicate, it's best to avoid giving children hand sanitizer. Many children like to eat their hands. If too much essence is added to the hand sanitizer, the residue on the hands is not good for the child's body, it is best to choose an odorless hand sanitizer. 2. Disposable hand sanitizer from hand sanitizer manufacturers. 1. The alcohol concentration should reach 60%. Most hand sanitizers use alcohol to kill germs on your hands and prevent illness. In order to achieve a better sterilization effect, we should choose a hand sanitizer with an alcohol content of more than 60%. 2. Children can choose alcohol-free hand sanitizer. Alcohol-based hand sanitizers have strong degreasing abilities on their own. High permeability, when volatilized, it will take away the moisture of the hands, which will damage the delicate skin of children. Therefore, you may wish to choose an alcohol-free, benzalkonium chloride disinfectant hand sanitizer. 1. Hand sanitizer is only an emergency solution, if possible, also wash your hands with water + hand sanitizer/soap. Hand sanitizer alone cannot remove soil and other grime on your hands. Both alcohol and non-alcohol hand sanitizers have limited germicidal power. Possibility of adding chemical biocides or damaging the skin. Best to use water and hand sanitizer. Washing hands with soap is better. 2. Hand sanitizer manufacturers tell you that it is best not to dispense non-foaming hand sanitizers in foaming bottles. Divide the non-foaming hand sanitizer into foaming bottles. Not adding water may cause the container to clog. Adding water will dilute the concentration of preservatives in the hand sanitizer and make it go bad. So, if you want to save on foaming time, it's best to buy hand sanitizers that directly foam. 3. Wash your hands with running water, enough time, hand sanitizer. Soap can achieve the best disease prevention effect. In fact, how you wash your hands is more critical to preventing disease than what you use to wash your hands. The correct way to wash your hands should be: rinse your hands with running water and wipe your palms with hand sanitizer or soap. Back of hands, between fingers, fingers, wrists, and arms for at least 20 seconds, then rinse with water.