Posted on 04/27/2020 4:47:53 AM PDT by C19fan
Bleach is about 4-5% sodium hypochlorite.
Swimming pool liquid chlorine is 10% sodium hypochlorite.
Same chemical, twice as strong at half the price and easily obtainable.
Just dilute it half-half with water.
It’s understandable. Manufacturers plan their output based on expected demand. The current high demand for hand sanitizer, Lysol, and Clorox is not going to last so it makes no business sense to invest in greater capacity when it will not be needed in the near future. They are not doubt manufacturing as much as they can and that’s all they can do.
Clorox or alcohol were her recommendations.
I can survive until August without Clorox. Toilet paper, on the other hand,....
I keep some in my car in a plastic bag and wipe my hands and steering wheel.
Decided to leave my cotton mask on the dash so the sun and heat can bake it.
You can find bleach at Dollar Tree....sometimes peroxide.
It’s getting hard to find ordinary liquid hand soap these days.
I get all that, but what is it with the TP?
You’re right, 8.2% in concentrated form, in any event makers wore found in many locations before but there were packagers selling the 2% variety.
“If you cant go out anywhere, WTH do you need hand sanitizer?!”
I think it’s more of a placebo, to make people feel like they’re contributing to their health. If people want to be safe, then stay away from extended contact with others, if indoors without face masks being worn. You can wash or ‘sanitize’ your hands 50 times a day, but hang out with a vector, with stagnant air, and you’re toast anyway.
I find this outrageous and appalling.
Turns out my wife had stuck these all over the house years ago, every time I did around in some closet, I find another tub of lysol or clorox wipes.
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