Sanitizer is a better way to stop the Covid 19 from spreading. During the time of this epidemic, it is very important to wash hands frequently and use sanitizer. Virus is easily eliminated by using it for 20 seconds. If you are somewhere where there is no soap or water, you can use sanitizer. Sanitizer is easily available in the market. Apart from this, you can also make it at home. If you are also someone who is searching for ways to make sanitizer at home, Let us tell here what things are needed to make a sanitizer and how it can be made at home.
Ingredients for making sanitizer
To make a sanitizer, you mainly need a rhombing alcohol. This alcohol is mostly used in doctors’ clinics. Where you may have noticed that it is rubbed on your skin before you are injected. This cleanses your skin. You can easily get these alcohol at the drugstore.
Aloe vera gel
Aloe vera gel is also used to make sanitizer. It is easily found in the market. Apart from this, you can also use fresh aloe vera gel from the plant. This prevents the alcohol from drying out immediately.
Lemon juice
Lemon juice helps in reducing the smell of alcohol. Apart from this, you can also use lavender oil. For this, you need 7 to 10 drops of lemon juice.
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How to make sanitizer
While making sanitizer, the quantity of alcohol should be 2 / 3rd and 1% of aloe vera. Alcohol should be at least 66 percent in sanitizer. It helps in killing dangerous germs like corona virus.
In a glass bowl, add 2 parts alcohol and 1 part aloe vera. Add 7 to 10 drops of lemon juice to it.
After this mix it well. Until the alcohol and aloe vera are mixed together.
After this, put it in a bottle to use. Use it when needed.
WHO essential suggestions
1- Wash hands with water and soap for at least 20 seconds.
2- Use sanitizer if there is no soap and water.
3- Do not touch the eyes, mouth, nose with dirty hands again and again.
4- Avoid visiting crowded places.
5- Keep possible distance from sick people.
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