what's the difference between this and alcohol from the drug store? Thanks!
1392475
This is just the jar. You have to fill this with the solution you prefer to use.
1392476
This is just the jar to put your disenfectant in, not the actual disenfcectant. But barbicide is a much stronger disenfectant than what you would get at a drug store. It can be purchased day your local beauty supply store.
1392477
As far as I know, the Barbicide acts as a lubricant as well as a disinfectant. Alcohol on the other hand dries out everything. Both are effective for killing viruses and bacteria.
1203428
There is no difference. The pink bottle is to promote breast cancer awareness. Same product :)
1731401
I've used both and see no difference. I have a jar of both and the ingredients are exactly the same.
202947
Sorry I don't know the difference. But I always buy raw unprocessed propolis to strengthen my immune system during flu season.
332345
I think they are the same. These bottles are difficult to use. It's easy to get way too much. I transfer it to a smaller dropper bottle.
1237644
It's one bottle. It's generally cheaper to buy at the store, but I've never seen a store carry anything above 91%. Which certainly can make a big difference depending on what exactly you plan to use it for. 99% Alcohol will quickly dissolve paints, adhesives, tars, resins, and also evaporates significantly faster. (The reason it costs so much is because it's highly flammable, and shipping companies don't like that.)
874115
There is no difference other than the quantity. I've personally used both the white and black bottles. Same ingredients in comparison. I got the same amazing results from both.
1362141
Alcohols that have the yl at the end of the first part are called "fatty alcohols" and they are actually moisturizers. You'll see a lot of these in hair conditioner, for example. So don't be scared off by that
1712091
the alcojo;-ones made with rum the other vodka both are good alot of people also use the clear vecause they dont want any varuent in the shade of the final product . to me it doesnt matter its so minute just dont get any that has the crushed vanilla veans or your cookies will be speckled (not too appealing)
1169613
I have not tried the other product so I have no idea what the difference is.
718602
I have not noticed ANY difference personally. However, I may not be the best judge of that as I only used samples from the kiosk, then set out on a (succesful) mission to find it cheaper! The product I recieved seemed exactly the same as the samples from the kiosk. It is truly great stuff.
1055289
No difference. Other than the price. You pay extra for the convenience of a capsule.
1343566
Not much difference at all. It would take a far more serious wine connoisseur than myself to tell. Both smooth out the roughness of a freshly opened bottle and provide instant smoothness to a variety of red wines.
1330077
I bought the alcohol free Pet mix. NO alcohol in the "Pet" mix. Used it with my cat and she was less bothered with shaving her "special" parts.
1113663
The label on my bottle has wiped out except for the Spanish version...I think it's mostly distilled water and some funky chemicals. I don't see alcohol in it. The stuff works great, I even use it to clean my plastic lens glasses.
1117915
It is almost pure methanol. Close enough that it doesn't matter what else is in it, unless you 'need' 100% pure methanol. For alcohol fueling purposes, this stuff is methanol. It burns exactly the same. The most common use, aside from antifreeze, is for fuel in alcohol-based stoves. It is about the cheapest and most practical fuel in such stoves. Sold in auto parts stores across the US. Avoid buying online, if you can, because the price is jacked up. Try Wal-Mart. They're about the cheapest option.
608892
that information is not provided on the packaging as photographed. It may be on the master box, but I don't have that now. I'm expecting another delivery soon. I would guess that there is no alchohol as my nose does not detect any. My guess is that it is mostly paper with some cotton fiber infused with water and a bit of glyceryn among other things to a much lesser degree.