And the funniest damn thing is that alcohol-based hand sanitizers don't even kill viruses.
They are acidic and kill bacteria, protists and most fungi... but it takes alkaline to kill viruses... soap, bleach, lye, hydroxide etc. Hand sanitizer is acidic, thus useless against viruses.
Just business on both ends, them and Amazon.
Neither does toilet paper.And the funniest damn thing is that alcohol-based hand sanitizers don't even kill viruses.
They are acidic and kill bacteria, protists and most fungi... but it takes alkaline to kill viruses... soap, bleach, lye, hydroxide etc. Hand sanitizer is acidic, thus useless against viruses.
They aren't selling to treat the virus, but to treat the panic. They are doing what Alex Jones does. The difference is they are part of the problem of low supply. Hording all the supply then overcharging for it is best left to diamond and oil industries.
Who pays retail for a supply? Also, you not supposed to charge exorbitant prices for the product, but you can charge it for shipping.....personally, I would barter
There's still dish soap out there. Just going to make a solution to put in a spray bottle to tote around.
Yes they do if they're the correct concentration, which most commercially sold sanitizers are. Dumbasses trying to make they're own stash with liquor though are wasting their time (and liquor).And the funniest damn thing is that alcohol-based hand sanitizers don't even kill viruses.
How are you consistently wrong about everything?And the funniest damn thing is that alcohol-based hand sanitizers don't even kill viruses.
They are acidic and kill bacteria, protists and most fungi... but it takes alkaline to kill viruses... soap, bleach, lye, hydroxide etc. Hand sanitizer is acidic, thus useless against viruses.
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