500 ml Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol First Aid Anti Septic

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I bought the Haz 500ml Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol to press loose eyeshadow pigments into pans and I was having huge problems trying to find any stockists here in the UK. It works like an absolute dream and you only use a little at a time so this good sized bottle is going to last me a very long time - though I do keep finding plenty of other uses for it such as cleaning my Dermaroller and giving my makeup kit a good wipe down. That being said, a little goes a long way, so it should be quite a while before I need to re-order. If I can beat my new found makeup pressing addiction that is! It also works a treat on compacts that are a little broken or have too much fallout, a quick spritz from a small spray bottle, leave overnight and they are as good as new. It is also useful to have some form of binder that you can mix with the alcohol for use with pigments/powders that are mica based, I use Pure Glycerine for this as it is just as effective as coconut or jojoba oils but is very cheap in comparison.I am sure that I will find myriad more uses for this product and will definitely re-order. Highly recommended!

Rubbing alcohol is great for a variety of uses. From disinfectant to stain remover, this stuff is the business! Tests have shown that the 70% alcohol solution is actually BETTER than 90-99.9% for antibacterial use on a range of organisms, owing to a slower evaporation rate that exposes these organisms to the bactericidal, viricidal and fungicidal effects for longer. Personally, I bought this primarily to clean soap and shaving cream scum off my shaving kit and provide light disinfectant work. For this job it excels. However, rubbing alcohol has long been used (though not exclusively) for: - Bathroom cleaner - Grass stain remover - Grease remover - Adhesive remover - Chewing gum remover - Tick, flea and leech killer/remover - Trainer deodoriser - Window cleaner - Fungicidal treatment for feet - Makeup brush cleaner - Spectacle cleaner/sanitiser - Preventing freezing in windscreen wiper bottle - etc. etc. etc. The list really does go on and on. At this concentration (70%) I wouldn't be using this stuff to clean electronics. I use a 99.9% solution for this, that can (if necessary) go to work directly on circuitry and contacts. For the price, you really can't go wrong for most tasks. I've been using it regularly for a few months and have only used about 50ml! A small amount truly goes a long way.

Haz 500 ml Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol First Aid Anti Septic Sold by: Just Beauty UK £3.99 P+P 0 OK. this tub/bottle whatever, worked out at the best value for money of all the combinations. and with 0 P+P made a really good purchase. the reason I've docked a star is that the picture is quite clearly BLUE. What I got was GREEN. I can't tell from the screen picture or description if there is anything other than the water and the rubbing alcohol in the blue bottle, but there definitely is in the green bottle. Ironically if i was using this on my self I wouldn't have given a tinkers-cuss. As it is I'm using it on phone screens and laptop screens and tablet screens and so on - you get the picture. So I'd happily risk contaminating myself and am more worried about 'hazing' a screen. go figure. Any road up - I used a vey VERY small amount in a lot of water. I'm guessing roughly 1 part this alcohol to 25-30 parts water. This didn't seem to harm the screens and and worked reasonably well. I'll aim to get to about a 1 in ten solution eventually. but will take it slowly to get there. Each Time I'll check the screens for damage. and asses if the increased strength makes cleaning easier. Incidentally I'm spraying the solution on to a cloth first and testing a corner of the screen. (for anyone else who might think to try things out). If I get to a good cleaning mix before the 1 in ten obviously I'll stop there. I have a range of other items I looking to clean but on the whole I think this bottle will last easily a year. so I'm quite please so far. Obviously Id' have had more faith if the bottle had been blue when I arrived. We are naturally thrown in this country because 'rubbing alcohol' is not widely known about/available. AND IT MOST DEFINITELY IS NOT WHITE SPIRIT< TURPS, OR METHS WITHOUT THE COLOUR. ACID TEST: would I buy again/recommend? - YES

It is good.

Bought this to perform a couple of functions it probably was never originally intended for... but works so very well on. I have a couple of items that are made of plastic but that had a 'rubberised' matte finish on them (A Roland Edirol R09HR solid state audio recorder... and pair of RayBan 'Daddy-O' sunglasses), both of which it appears the coating had chemically broken down and had become very sticky/tacky to the touch. This rubbing alcohol literally cleans that sticky residue off leaving just the original (shiny, in the case of the RayBans) plastic underneath. Brilliant. Now I can use both items again without getting black sticky gunk on my hands. Also great at cleaning of residue from sticky labels... and even circuit board soldering flux too. Yeah. I know! Who knew!!?

Amazing. Bought it so many years ago and still on. Very good purchase

I've been using this for a while; I use it on my 3d printer base plate to clean it after each print. It does a fantastic job of getting the PLA of the plate. off However the price really isn't great. I haven't used it for any medical application so can't comment on that. Worth getting for a 3D printer but quite pricey!

che dire alcol,si asciuga in un istante e cene davero tanto.il mio utilizo e per la pulizia della cpu e dell disipatore dell pc dalla pasta termica e fa il suo sporco lavoro.da comprare ma se vi serve per un paio di utizo per pulire cpu o altro e davero tropo.

Consegna effettuata entro i termini previsti. Imballo adeguato a proteggere il prodotto nel trasporto. Prodotto conforme alla descrizione indicata nella vendita, difficile da trovare in vendita al dettaglio in Italia. Pur essendo di color trasparente è un alcool denaturato ed il prezzo risulta un pò caro. Comunque soddisfatto.

Questo alcool è utilissimo per la pulizia dei pennelli da make up. Si inumidisce un panno e si passano sopra i pennelli ....si sciolgono completamente i residui di trucco e dopo pochi minuti il pennello è asciutto e pronto per l'utilizzo , oltre che disinfettato.

Rispetto al diluente della Tamiya che costa € 9,00 per 250 ml questo è nattamente concorrenziale e svolge la funzione di dilueete e pulitore per aerografo.