Sentences with phrase «sanitizers because»

The investigators believe some kids in the higher age range may be drinking sanitizers because of the products» high alcohol content.

Clean well is my fave hand sanitizer because it doesn't dry my skin out.

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There's a pleasant whiff of Elmer's glue and hand sanitizer in the air, because it's back to school week at BonAppetit.com.

I generally get Barnes & Noble cards, but one teacher this year has mentioned that she's been spending a lot of money at Bath & Body Works because of the drying effects of all the hand sanitizer she has to use.

At that point I was really hoping I had a random disposable wipe because of course the dampness does help... but then ran through my mind all the chemicals, including alcohol... oh yeah, HAND SANITIZER (or hanitizer as my 3 year old calls it) to the rescue.

The best way to find out if your bottles are going to work for a particular sanitizer, or a particular bottle opener is to read reviews on the products because this is basically the major topic in discussions on these products as people try to use them to do all sorts of different activities.

I'm most interested in the Thieves for a recipe for homemade hand sanitizer I want to try and also the Lavender because I have exceptionally dry skin on one hand and no moisturizers seem to help.

These are amazing because you can use the same bag 20 times before it's done and you can make sure that your parts are sterile even if you don't have a chance to run them through the dishwasher or steam sanitizer at home.

Because alcohol doesn't get rid of dirt, these sanitizers work best when you also regularly wash your hands with soap and water.

We don't use commercial hand sanitizers (except for the one I mention below made of essential oils) because I don't believe they are effective in preventing illness or increasing cleanliness.

That's because while alcohol from hand sanitizer kills bacteria, it doesn't actually remove dirt or anything else you may have touched.

Always wash your hands or use a hand sanitizer after playing in the sand — because children and adults who build castles and dig in the sand at the beach are at greater risk of developing gastrointestinal diseases and diarrhea than people who only walk on the shore or swim in the surf, according to research from the University of North Carolina and the Environmental Protection Agency.