Can you use Everclear as an antiseptic? (like you use Isopropyl Alcohol)?
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Yes it's fine, they both kill bacteria.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethyl_alcohol#Other_uses
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Use acrobat distiller.
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spray a mild glass cleaner on a paper towell or soft cloth dont spray it on the screen
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Definitely.  When I have mechanic's hands, I sometimes have used Tide to clean my  hands.  It is much stronger and more drying thant hand soap.  Dishsoap has the capability to emulsify dirt better than regular soap.  I see this when I put the barbque rack in the sink and wash it with Dawn.  The foam traps all the little burnt peices of meat and keeps it out of the water during the washing.
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No, you only breathed a little vapour in, you didn't injest any, most went onto the skin.  You don't have to worry about anything.  The bottle is warning people who drink rubbing alcohol as if it were scotch or vodka.  Unfortunately some people who are very addicted to alcohol have tried to do so and have died as a result.  Rubbing alcohol is poisonous when drunk directly through the stomach.   Other people try to get high by breathing vapours for over twenty minutes or more constantly to get high.  You can be hurt if you do this as well.  This is what the warning on the bottle is referring to.  Rubbing alcohol is perfectly safe when used to disinfect wounds., your liver can handle the small amount you breathed in easily.
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It depends on what kind of "cleaning solution" you're talking about.  The little bottles usually included with the mechanical disc cleaners/repairers aren't usually anything more than distilled water.
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Alcohol is used as the base to dilute the fragance (composed of various essences). The alcohol evapourates on the skin releasing the scent, but to control that release, a fixative is used. The polypropylene glycol gives perfume it's oiliness that helps it adhere to the skin more efficiently so that it doesn't just wash off.
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You can rinse with Hydrogen peroxide just like regular mouthwash. It tastes TERRIBLE though. You are better off getting some Listerine(c)
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first of all do not use alcohol or spray cleaners,,, use a moist cloth dipped in water that has a drop of liquid detergent in it.start at the center of the Glass and gently do in circles, not you lol. then use a clean dry lint free cloth a soft and do the same as before.\n\ni hope i have mad my self clear to you.\n\nps. the reason you don't use any of the other products is that some scanner screens are made of a compound plastic that looks like glass and any product made of that compound dose not react well to  alcohol or spray cleaners
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The principle works, but the technical applicability is rather low.\n\nYou can use hydrogen peroxide solution in higher concentrations, as used by hair stylists or as concentrate for cleaning contact lenses. The reaction speed will be increased considerably. Unfortunately, reaction heat will become an issue, too, and oxidation of potatoes as well.
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try an emulsifier. soap works as a great emulsifying agent
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Isopropyl alcohol is completely miscible with water, as it can hydrogen bond to water.\n\nCalcium chloride is soluble because water is polar and the attractive forces between the calcium ions and chloride ions can be overcome by water.
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No safe way to do it.  Distillation perhaps, but that's not safe as sulphate fumes are not that good for you.  \n\nGrab the stock bottle and make up a fresh solution.
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if no one can kiss it for ya- triple antibiotic is the next best thing after cleaning with peroxide
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http://www.drugstore.com/qxp71392_332828_sespider/aosept/clear_care_no_rub_cleaning_and_disinfecting_solution.htm
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do a half peroxide half isopropyl alcohol mixture... then put a little in one of the caps and dump it in each of your ears.. leave it there for a sec then dump it out by turning your head over... peroxide kills germs... alcohol will evaporate the water.
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If AOsept was discontinued, does anyone know of similar cleaning solutions? I noticed a few were mentioned in other replies. Problem is - I'm allergic to preservatives. As far as I know Aosept was the only preservative free cleaner out there? Anyone know of others?