Recent studies have shown that around 47% of all homes in the United States have some form of mold or water damage (which almost always leads to mold). Aside from its unsightly appearance, mold is also a considerable health hazard. So does rubbing alcohol kill mold? Yes, rubbing alcohol kills mold. Rubbing alcohol is able …
If you’ve ever had your car professionally detailed, polished, or otherwise cleaned, then you may have noticed that the person detailing your car had a spray bottle full of isopropyl rubbing alcohol. It may seem a bit strange considering there are so many other, more expensive solvents and cleaners on the market. However, many experienced …
Rubbing alcohol is a versatile substance that has a very strong smell to it, and that’s somewhat reminiscent of something else: nail polish remover. Over the course of today’s guide, I’m going to take a look at whether or not nail polish remover is made out of rubbing alcohol. So is nail polish remover rubbing …
There aren’t many things that can ruin your day like an ear infection or a blocked ear since you’re constantly aware of the discomfort or pain that it’s causing you. There are many home remedies to this condition, and many of them contain rubbing alcohol. So can you put rubbing alcohol in your ear? Yes, …
There are times when living in harmony with our surroundings only goes so far, and getting a case of head lice is one of those situations. While I’m all for preserving nature and green living, lice are where I draw the line. Let’s take a look at whether or not you can using rubbing alcohol …
Rubbing alcohol is a versatile distillate that can be used for a wide range of applications, but what if you can’t get your hands on any? Ever since the COVID-19 Pandemic began, rubbing alcohol has been in short supply worldwide as more and more of it is used to create hand sanitizer. So what can …
In this guide, I will cover the details of rubbing alcohol and what exactly it’s made up of. So what is rubbing alcohol? Rubbing alcohol is either isopropyl alcohol or ethanol that is not designed for human consumption. Rubbing alcohol contains between 60% and 99% alcohol and it is typically used for wound disinfection as …
Would you drink off the dirty and stained glass all over again? No? Then why smoke again from that filthy Bong. Smoking from a filthy and dirty Bong not just ruins the taste of your smoke but is also unhealthy for your lungs. No matter how pristine Bong you are using, a few clouds of …
There are plenty of substances that we can find in our cabinets that are far more versatile than we would expect them to be, and instead of wasting money on a purpose-built substance, it’s easy to just co-opt things you already have. This has led many people to ask the question of whether they can …
During the pandemic, isopropyl rubbing alcohol became one of the most in-demand household products in the world. As soon as stores ran out of Lysol, disinfectant sprays, and hand sanitizer, the next best thing was medical-grade rubbing alcohol. Isopropyl rubbing alcohol’s widespread use and popularity led many of its users to look into why the …
Rubbing alcohol is a convenient substance that can be used for a wide range of things, including cleaning and disinfecting a variety of surfaces, including your hands. However, I often get asked about the evaporative qualities of isopropyl alcohol. Does isopropyl alcohol evaporate? Yes, isopropyl alcohol evaporates if it is left on a surface or …
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, most people were scrambling for ways to disinfect surfaces and to keep their hands clean, especially due to hand sanitizer shortages around the world. This led to many novel ideas being tested out, including people mixing rubbing alcohol and hydrogen peroxide. So can you mix rubbing alcohol and …
