How to Make Sanitizer Spray at Home
Homemade Sanitizer Spray: Make your own hand sanitizer to fight with Coronavirus (COVID-19) and kill germs.

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- 20 December 2020,
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Homemade Sanitizer Spray: Make hand sanitizer to kill germs and protect with Coronavirus.
Steps to Make Homemade Multi-Purpose Sanitizer Spray
Step 1: Use Alcohol
Pour the alcohol in a container, and make sure you’ve got at least 99.8% of pure alcohol
Step 2: Hydrogen Peroxide
Add hydrogen peroxide
Step 3: Glycerin
Add Glycerin
Step 4: Cold Water
Add distilled or cold water into your mix
Step 5: Essential Oil
Add some essential oil
Step 6: Clean Bottles
Clean your bottles well and then pour your sanitizer in the bottles
Step 7: Ready to use
Now, you can label them and start selling or using it
Instructions for the WHO formulation
For WHO formulation, it is recommended, anything that’s added in water and alcohol is hypoallergenic or non-toxic. One of the most known humectants that meet the standards and requirements is 98% glycerol. You can also use other alternatives such as Aloe Vera Gel, which can be found easily in many stores.
Materials required to make the sanitizer
Based on the WHO recommended guidelines:
For Isopropyl alcohol-based sanitizer, you will need:
- 99.8% Isopropyl Alcohol – 751.5 ml
- 3% Hydrogen Peroxide – 41.7 ml
- 98% Glycerol – 14.5 ml
- 192.3 ml Distilled Water or Cooled Boiled Water
For Ethanol-based hand sanitizer, you will need:
- 96% Ethanol – 833.3 ml
- 3% Hydrogen peroxide – 41.7 ml
- 98% Glycerol – 14.5 ml
- 111 ml Sterile distilled or boiled cold water
Some Coronavirus Tips
In times like this, the only preventive measure to take care of oneself is staying clean and hygienic. According to WHO, these are some simple precaution to reduce the chances of being infected or spreading COVID-19:
- Wash your hands regularly with alcohol-based hand rub
- Maintain a social distance of 1 meter
- Avoid crowds
- Avoid touching your mouth, eyes and nose
- Cover your mouth, nose with a bent elbow when you cough or sneeze
- If you have a fever, difficulty in breathing or cough, always seek medical attention
- Always keep yourself up to date with the latest information from trusted sources, like WHO