Hand Sanitizer Question

[Anonymous No.11756347]

So I just mixed my shitty 62% Ethyl Alcohol hand sanitizer with a bit of my 99% Isopropyl alcohol. Did I improve the germ killing power of my hand sanitizer or did I waste my isopropyl since the hand sanitizer is so diluted? Can I add ammonia based windex to the shitty hand sanitizer to improve germ killing potential? I promise this isn't bait, I just want to make my hand sanitizer less shitty.

[Anonymous No.11756353]

>>11756347
No.
>t. CC chemist.

[Anonymous No.11756355]

>>11756353
So did I weaken the germ killing power of my already shitty hand sanitizer or is there no net effect?

[Anonymous No.11756358]

>>11756353
Also how do I make my hand sanitizer less shitty?

[Anonymous No.11756366]

>>11756355
Honestly anon, i too retarded to do the calculations to see what new bonds were created or what molecules are now present. But i don't think you made any change.

[Anonymous No.11756370]

>>11756358
Anon chemist who make hand sanitizers have worked on it for years to find the best ration of stomping power and cost effectiveness. The hand sanitizer you're probably using is good enough.

[Anonymous No.11756375]

>>11756370
Ive been told that this weaker stuff takes about 5 minutes to kill shit on your hands as opposed to insta kill like higher percent sanitizer.

[Anonymous No.11756376]

>>11756347
you improved it with the alcohol, adding windex would reduce its effectiveness

[Anonymous No.11756402]

Was it a 1:1 mix? In any case, 70% is the magic number for killing germs. Once you go past 80% it starts to lose efficacy.

[Anonymous No.11756419]

>>11756402
definitely not a one to one mix lol

[Anonymous No.11756557]

ok so i added a bunch more 99% iso. if anything it should be closer to 70% now and not total shit