15. Sanitizer for hands
Ends in: Two Years
The mean cost is $3.99.
The COVID-19 outbreak has caused a massive spike in the hand sanitizer business. Because the product is in such high demand, prices at certain outlets have risen. Many of us may have a bottle or two lying in the cupboard, but before pulling it out and using it, give it some thought.
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The bacteria in hand sanitizer are killed by the alcohol, but as time passes, this effect begins to wear off. In order for hand sanitizers to function as intended, they should generally be changed every two to three years.
Given the current atmosphere, it is especially vital to exercise additional caution when using hand sanitizers. This would be the ideal moment to look up the expiration dates of any remaining bottles that may be hiding in the bottom of a briefcase or purse.
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