When you work in an office environment or go shopping with friends, what’s your go-to technique? Do you just squirt some on your hands before shaking someone else’s hand? Or do you squirt some then rub them together until dry? What about if someone hands you something – do you take it without first washing your hands? These are all common situations that many people deal with almost every day.

The importance of hand sanitation cannot be overstated, especially in today’s world where we can contract so many germs and bacteria. When there is no access to water or soap for washing them off, the best thing you can do (especially if someone has just touched an animal) before touching something else is rub your hands with alcohol-based hand sanitiser. These products can be very beneficial, but they also come with some risks as well – especially if you aren’t careful! In this blog post I will share tips on how one may reduce their risk of contracting certain infectious diseases while still being fresh, clean and safe at the same time.

Keep Them Away From Your Eyes!

Hand sanitiser is a great way to keep your hands clean, but this product is not meant for the eyes. So be careful when applying and rubbing fingers together in order for this product to work its magic and not cause you eye irritation.

Supervise Children When Using Hand Sanitisers.

A child’s curiosity can lead them into dangerous territory. Children and toddlers are especially vulnerable to the dangers of hand sanitiser. Young children may be attracted its pleasant smell or brightly colored bottles, and drinking even a small amount can cause alcohol poisoning.

DIY Hand Sanitisers are Not Recommended.

Hand sanitiser is often a necessity in today’s fast-paced world, but the FDA does not recommend that you make your own. The wrong kind can be ineffective or worse than nothing at all – as some people have reported experiencing skin burns when homemade hand sanitiser was used (or any form of antibacterial gel).

Keep Them Away from Heat and Flames.

Always store your hand sanitiser bottles away from heat and flames because the active ingredients can cause a fire to start spontaneously.

The best place for keeping these hazardous objects is in an upright position where they cannot easily spill or go airborne. If you find yourself without space, remember that chemical reactions will not occur unless there are two liquids together!

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Hand sanitisers are a necessity in today’s society. With so many germs and viruses around, it feels like our hands never get a break from being covered with bacteria. But while we want to be at bay from these annoying little critters, we must also be careful when using hand sanitiser products. In the wrong doses or formulations they can actually cause more harm than good killing off healthy bacteria that live on your skin which is necessary for maintaining a balanced flora environment of yeast and other beneficial microbes that keep you clean and healthy! Remember to always consult your physician before introducing any new product into your routine if you have health concerns and ask about how often you should use them.