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If the concentration of isopropyl alcohol... Is 70 % .. So in this case... We need to mix water on it or not???? 2 thing,,,, Today I have used 70% alcohol in my hand,, and it is causing itching, pain in hand, also headache... Why it is happening....
Wow! That was an excellent presentation! Usually that much information puts people to sleep, but you presented it in an exciting and interesting way! Well done! You gained a subscriber.
I was always using %100 Isopropyl Alcohol and assumed that would be the best. I wish I knew about this before I bought 5 liters of it just now : ) I will dilute mine thanks to you in the future. Thank you for making this video.
Thank you that was very informative and well presented. I have to add that last bit about not mixing IPA and bleach, I am hoping that no one would ever think of doing that.
Good information! I wish I would have watched this before I bought the 2 bottles 91% alcohol from Walgreens awhile back. Now I think I may dilute. Thank you!
Fine info but you may have forgotten a few things or it may confuse people. :-) Isopropyl alcohol can you store for ever if it has not been open and you can store it for ever if you get a dispenser that do not let air in. 70% isopropyl alcohol works better because pure alcohol is not a solvent for most things, so the water helps the alcohol in removing the dirt. For cleaning normal surfaces is the 70% the absolute best, for cleaning things where water is a bad thing, use 90% or more, but just get the cheapest.
@@presizz7883 No not at all it will be great to clean things, the 25% water helps to remove dirt. As long, you keep the percentage under 85 and preferable at 70% do you have a great cleaning agent, so 75% is almost perfect! :-)
So if I transfer my 70% IPA into another container, will it create peroxides? How can I minimize or eliminate said risks? How long does peroxides take to form? Hope you can answer these questions for me, thanks!
Hola Yoguely Uso el isopropilico para limpiar mis aparatos electrónicos , lo uso en spray. Solo que luego de limpiarlos termino sintiendo un muy leve malestar en la cabeza, aún cuando evito respirarlo de cerca al rociarlo Es grave?, qué debería hacer?
Very nicely done! Welll presented. I do have a question if you are able to answer it. I've seen presentations that advise the combination of isopropyl alcohol and hydrogen peroxide to make a good cleaning/fogging solution. Is this a bad combination as you state at the end of your presentation? We've been doing this for a couple of years now and I will cease doing it if you suggest. Also, I just bought 99% isopropyl alcohol and want to use it in our fogger. Should I dilute it at a 3:1 ratio with water in order to bring it down to 70%? Any suggestions you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Yoguely. I have brand new needles used for micro needling also known as micro dermabrasion. I have soaked (for 4 days) brand new needles in 91% isopropl vs. 70% and for some reason the 91% always causes cheap micro needles to have the white adhesive seep out. What percentage of alcohol do your recommend for soaking micro needling needles? BTW, it's used with the Dr. Pen.
What about 91%. I used this one over my clothes to kill bird mites. After it dries is not flammable??? Should I wash my clothes. I know you are talking about virus but I need help with this other parasites.
I use it a ton now for the last year. But now I have terrible stomach was funny Bowdle for two weeks. Could inhaleing this too much accidently cause this!? Thanx
According to a Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), of IPA: Inhalation: May cause dizziness, headache, nausea, and narcosis, irritation of the throat Ingestion: May cause blindness, nausea, damage to gastrointestinal tract, liver, kidneys and cardiovascular system.
Here is a MSDS for 75% IPA. It says it causes skin irritation. www.statlab.com/pdfs/sds/HS3785_Isopropyl_Alcohol_Antiseptic_75_Topical_Solution_SDS.pdf Do look up the MSDS for the product you are using for more specific information.
I have many questions. I have 99% ipa for sfx makeup looks. I’m so afraid to use it. It’s supposed to be for alcohol activated paint for prosthetics. I’m just wondering how to use it safely.
What about blue isopropyl alcohol 70 %, is it different than the white one that you used in the video? Can I use the blue one as sanitiser and apply it on hands?
Isopropyl alcohol is naturally colorless. So the blue color must come from an impurity added for aesthetics. Dyes can be harmful for your health and the environment. (See my other video on principles for choosing effective cleaning agents ruclips.net/video/DEB0QS4Rbxs/видео.html ) In the end, coloring dyes does not serve any function in disinfecting. So overall, I would preferably choose 70% Isopropyl alcohol without the additives.
She basically said use it as is. You could mix more water into it but it will be less effective or you could buy 99% and add the appropriate amount of water to it for your application.
Can you help its urgent my pc case has dust mites they crawl ontop andbottom of it can i use 70% of this on pc tower which has metal and plastic body will it damage it? Thanks
Not necessary. But do store it locked up in a cool, well-ventilated place. Read the MSDS at the concentration you are using to get familiar with the flash point and dangerous temperatures you need to avoid.
I answer that in 3:56 . The CDC recommends "Alcohol solutions with at least 70% alcohol may also be used." for suspected or confirmed Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
Hi, I know you said this but it doesn't answer my question. I appreciate that the solution has to be at least 70% alcohol to kill viruses but can it be too strong, i.e. 70%- 80% may be fine, but at 99% it evaporates to quickly to totally deactivate the virus? Apart from this uncertainty, your video is very well made. Thanks for putting it out there!
@@ceneg 99% IPA will kill the virus, but not very well. You could always make a 70/30 mixture with distilled water. Aside from 99% evaporating too quickly, I believe something does happen on a microscopic level which makes it less effective at breaking down the virus. That being said, I'm not an expert so I don't know the specifics. I personally use 90% or higher for cleaning electronics, glass etc. Always use 60%-80% when you want to kill the virus effectively
From what I read is that 70% is the way to go because anything higher will evaporate to quickly to kill the virus. The 70% will have the proper drying time to kill that virus. Bleach is also cheaper to use but you have to let it saturate what ever you are trying to sanatize or desinfect.
I think there are a lot of confusion about this subject, but I hope to give a more correct answer. :-) The alcohol and the water have two different functions in a hand sanitizer. 1) The alcohol is there to kill bacteria and virus but does a really bad job in removing dirt 2) Is only to remove dirt and "flush" out what you had on your hands. In short do the combination, kill and then "flush" any remaining dirt and germs away from your hands. 90%+ will only kill but not clean and below 70% will clean fine but may not kill as many germs. :-)
WOW, that was great! When I started to search this topic, I never thought I would find such a thorough, intelligent, & fully science-based explanation... I am both thrilled with all this content AND impressed! Thank you so very much! ["How To Use Isopropyl Alcohol Disinfectant (70% vs 91% vs 99%)" via Yoguely] [mcsmama 8.25.2022]
Buenas mi gente! Hope you have enjoyed my video series on Cleaning Agents and Disinfectants. Here is the series playlist in case you are looking for info about other cleaning solutions like: bleach, hydrogen peroxide, vinegar, soap and detergent. Stay safe!
📺 ruclips.net/p/PLRC4cu9d-ai2EGOiN0v1Jo9LYar6dOwIy
If the concentration of isopropyl alcohol... Is 70 % .. So in this case...
We need to mix water on it or not????
2 thing,,,,
Today I have used 70% alcohol in my hand,, and it is causing itching, pain in hand, also headache... Why it is happening....
Can you please answer this: Why do we add Hydrogen peroxide in alcohol based sanitizer
¿nena usted sabría cuanto tiempo el alcohol tiene que estar en contacto con el virus antes de que se desactive el virus?
@@av8480 its probably too strong for you, you can try out other hand sanitizers with a lower percentage of isopropyl alcohol
@@PoonamSharma-sc5vl because hydrogen peroxide is another disinfectant that is also potent enough to kill corona virus
Wow! That was an excellent presentation! Usually that much information puts people to sleep, but you presented it in an exciting and interesting way! Well done! You gained a subscriber.
Thanks! Glad it was helpful and enjoyable! Welcome to the community! ^_^
I was always using %100 Isopropyl Alcohol and assumed that would be the best.
I wish I knew about this before I bought 5 liters of it just now : )
I will dilute mine thanks to you in the future. Thank you for making this video.
I can't believe it is just 12 minutes yet feel like a heavy presentation worth 1 hour long. I mean, it is very descriptive. Thank you
You're very welcome! :D
Thank you so much for explaining and educating us all
My pleasure!
I'm glad that I searched for Alcohol 70% vs 99% before buying one xD Thank you for your great medical tips :D
You are very welcome. Happy to help!
Thank you that was very informative and well presented. I have to add that last bit about not mixing IPA and bleach, I am hoping that no one would ever think of doing that.
You are very welcome! Yeah it's scary all the accidents that happen when people experiment instead of looking it up.
Why does this video not have more views? This is great stuff.
Good information! I wish I would have watched this before I bought the 2 bottles 91% alcohol from Walgreens awhile back. Now I think I may dilute. Thank you!
You are very welcomed!
you deserve a lot more subs.
I appreciate that!
'DO NOT mix alcohol and bleach as it produce toxic fumes' thank you for warning and reminding big time!
You are very welcome!
Michael Phelps uses isopropyl and salt to clean his bong.
Thank you So Mutch. Best Explainsion I have ever seen.
Cuando dijiste "áloe vera" pense esta es boricua.. y. ¡saz! Veo el video de gozalandia en la lista.. me hubiese gustado el video en español.
jejeje, seguro! Pa' la proxima mano 😁
Smart lady thanks for the video
You're welcome! :D
So if I were to disinfect my cell phone with a spray bottle with 70% alcohol what should the contact time be?
wow never knew that!..and very clear diction and presentation flawless!
Glad it helped!
nice video madam thanks
Fine info but you may have forgotten a few things or it may confuse people. :-)
Isopropyl alcohol can you store for ever if it has not been open and you can store it for ever if you get a dispenser that do not let air in.
70% isopropyl alcohol works better because pure alcohol is not a solvent for most things, so the water helps the alcohol in removing the dirt.
For cleaning normal surfaces is the 70% the absolute best, for cleaning things where water is a bad thing, use 90% or more, but just get the cheapest.
how about 75% isopropyl alcohol? is it dangerous?
@@presizz7883 No not at all it will be great to clean things, the 25% water helps to remove dirt. As long, you keep the percentage under 85 and preferable at 70% do you have a great cleaning agent, so 75% is almost perfect! :-)
Hi thank you for such insight of Isopropanol Alcohol. Question can I use 99.99% to clean my Samsung mobile phone screen?
So if I transfer my 70% IPA into another container, will it create peroxides? How can I minimize or eliminate said risks? How long does peroxides take to form?
Hope you can answer these questions for me, thanks!
Hola Yoguely
Uso el isopropilico para limpiar mis aparatos electrónicos , lo uso en spray. Solo que luego de limpiarlos termino sintiendo un muy leve malestar en la cabeza, aún cuando evito respirarlo de cerca al rociarlo
Es grave?, qué debería hacer?
3:09 This actually blew my mind a bit! So it is true about water being the "Universal Solvent" after all lol
Yey! 🤯
Well done ty so much my sister
Really excellent presentation!
Very nicely done! Welll presented. I do have a question if you are able to answer it. I've seen presentations that advise the combination of isopropyl alcohol and hydrogen peroxide to make a good cleaning/fogging solution. Is this a bad combination as you state at the end of your presentation? We've been doing this for a couple of years now and I will cease doing it if you suggest. Also, I just bought 99% isopropyl alcohol and want to use it in our fogger. Should I dilute it at a 3:1 ratio with water in order to bring it down to 70%? Any suggestions you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Yoguely. I have brand new needles used for micro needling also known as micro dermabrasion. I have soaked (for 4 days) brand new needles in 91% isopropl vs. 70% and for some reason the 91% always causes cheap micro needles to have the white adhesive seep out. What percentage of alcohol do your recommend for soaking micro needling needles? BTW, it's used with the Dr. Pen.
Exploring Proof and Fireproof Storage (thanks).
Very good.
Keep up the great work.
All the best.
Thank you, I will!
What about 91%. I used this one over my clothes to kill bird mites. After it dries is not flammable???
Should I wash my clothes. I know you are talking about virus but I need help with this other parasites.
I use it a ton now for the last year. But now I have terrible stomach was funny Bowdle for two weeks. Could inhaleing this too much accidently cause this!? Thanx
According to a Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), of IPA:
Inhalation: May cause dizziness, headache, nausea, and narcosis, irritation of the throat
Ingestion: May cause blindness, nausea, damage to gastrointestinal tract, liver, kidneys and cardiovascular system.
So, use 70% to clean up dirt and bacteria off metal, plastic etc. but don't use it for electronics?
For electronics, you need 99.99%. It doesn't leave any residue. It is good for tape heads, circuit boards, potentiometers, switches and relays.
i have a question for 75% IPA. is it dangerous for the skin?
Here is a MSDS for 75% IPA. It says it causes skin irritation.
www.statlab.com/pdfs/sds/HS3785_Isopropyl_Alcohol_Antiseptic_75_Topical_Solution_SDS.pdf
Do look up the MSDS for the product you are using for more specific information.
I have many questions. I have 99% ipa for sfx makeup looks. I’m so afraid to use it. It’s supposed to be for alcohol activated paint for prosthetics. I’m just wondering how to use it safely.
ah yes, I keep my 70% ipa on my desk and use it to disinfect my hands sometimes...
...well I'm safe
Love this video too, such a wonderful teacher!❤️
Wich type alchahol യൂസ്ഡ് Tape head, punch roller(rubber ) cleaning?
Good information.
Beautiful channel.
Thank you very much!
So rubbing alcohol?
What about blue isopropyl alcohol 70 %, is it different than the white one that you used in the video? Can I use the blue one as sanitiser and apply it on hands?
Isopropyl alcohol is naturally colorless. So the blue color must come from an impurity added for aesthetics. Dyes can be harmful for your health and the environment.
(See my other video on principles for choosing effective cleaning agents ruclips.net/video/DEB0QS4Rbxs/видео.html )
In the end, coloring dyes does not serve any function in disinfecting. So overall, I would preferably choose 70% Isopropyl alcohol without the additives.
Interesting. So 70% isopropyl alcohol is all I need. No added water necessary! Wow
😮 oops I just realized I got the wrong grade alchohol too strong
Thank you for video
You are very welcome!
To make a cleaner for home, do you add moee water to the 70% one or just use it as it is?
She basically said use it as is. You could mix more water into it but it will be less effective or you could buy 99% and add the appropriate amount of water to it for your application.
Thank you Travis
Can you help its urgent my pc case has dust mites they crawl ontop andbottom of it can i use 70% of this on pc tower which has metal and plastic body will it damage it?
Thanks
Refer to 1:34
Thanks!!
Welcome!
Can I use it on my face I got cut
Is it ok to mix 70% with 90% ??
Ohhhh huh?
I'm a microbe, can I use isopropyl alcohol to clean dirt off myself?
A microbe that can type? You are the smartest microbe I've ever met.
@@Yoguely Thanks! You're a pretty smart microbe yourself
Do we need to store isopropyl in fridge
No
Not necessary. But do store it locked up in a cool, well-ventilated place. Read the MSDS at the concentration you are using to get familiar with the flash point and dangerous temperatures you need to avoid.
How to use IPA 99
To remove oil stain from aluminum engine parts
Thank u
Welcome!
So will 99% alcohol kill the corona virus? I get that 70% is best but 99% alcohol is what I have.
I answer that in 3:56 . The CDC recommends "Alcohol solutions with at least 70% alcohol may also be used." for suspected or confirmed Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
Hi,
I know you said this but it doesn't answer my question. I appreciate that the solution has to be at least 70% alcohol to kill viruses but can it be too strong, i.e. 70%- 80% may be fine, but
at 99% it evaporates to quickly to totally deactivate the virus?
Apart from this uncertainty, your video is very well made. Thanks for putting it out there!
@@ceneg 99% IPA will kill the virus, but not very well. You could always make a 70/30 mixture with distilled water.
Aside from 99% evaporating too quickly, I believe something does happen on a microscopic level which makes it less effective at breaking down the virus. That being said, I'm not an expert so I don't know the specifics.
I personally use 90% or higher for cleaning electronics, glass etc.
Always use 60%-80% when you want to kill the virus effectively
From what I read is that 70% is the way to go because anything higher will evaporate to quickly to kill the virus. The 70% will have the proper drying time to kill that virus. Bleach is also cheaper to use but you have to let it saturate what ever you are trying to sanatize or desinfect.
I think there are a lot of confusion about this subject, but I hope to give a more correct answer. :-)
The alcohol and the water have two different functions in a hand sanitizer.
1) The alcohol is there to kill bacteria and virus but does a really bad job in removing dirt
2) Is only to remove dirt and "flush" out what you had on your hands.
In short do the combination, kill and then "flush" any remaining dirt and germs away from your hands.
90%+ will only kill but not clean and below 70% will clean fine but may not kill as many germs. :-)
Pc gamers: yup, that's too much thermal paste
Oh I didn't know you can make cloroform with IPA solution, you just gave me an idea HEHEHEHE (jk)
I’m not a scared of Covid.
She has really nice teeth
It is harmful for skin.
WOW, that was great! When I started to search this topic, I never thought I would find such a thorough, intelligent, & fully science-based explanation... I am both thrilled with all this content AND impressed! Thank you so very much!
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