It's easy to make your own hand sanitizer at home, but there's no guarantee it's as effective as the sanitizer you can buy in the store. Here's why.

Hand sanitizer is flying off shelves because of concerns over the coronavirus, but if you can’t find the substance at your local store, you can still make your own to help keep your hands clean until ...

Running out of hand sanitizer during a global pandemic is a potential nightmare for anyone anxious to keep their hands 99.99 percent free of germs. The good news is that you don’t need to dash to the ...

As concern over the spread of coronavirus grows, so has the demand for products the public hopes will help protect them from being exposed to the virus. Shelves are being emptied of face masks, ...

With coronavirus fears causing local stores to sell out of soap and hand sanitizer, you may be wondering how you can find supplies. You could go online, expand your search to more stores or beg ...

5. Stir the ingredients togther to combine well. I like using a small whisk 6. Once combined you can add 10 or so drops of essential oil - this is optional 7. Again stir to combine 8. Add a small ...

As anxiety surrounding the novel coronavirus swirls in the US, some stores are struggling to keep up with the demand for hand sanitizer. With the shelves empty and online pharmacies out of stock, ...

Don't toss your bottle of hand sanitizer just because it doesn't kill 100% of germs. Here's how sanitizer compares to soap and when best to use it.

As the norovirus cases continue to spread in the U.S., you can't rely on hand sanitizer alone to protect you, experts warn. Norovirus causes gastrointestinal symptoms like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea ...

Warnings & Cautions: Measure carefully to be sure you don’t over-dilute the mixture. To disinfect, you must use 71% or higher alcohol content. Buy this anywhere alcohol is sold. Make up a few bottles ...