Is the hand-washing disinfectant gel harmful to the human body?

　　 hand-washing disinfectant gel is not harmful to the human body except those who are allergic to isopropanol. Its main components are trichlorohydroxydiphenyl ether and isopropanol. It is suitable for hand disinfection, sanitary hand disinfection and skin disinfection in medical procedures. Nowadays, it is widely used in surgical hand washing disinfection, sanitation disinfection and general skin disinfection in hospitals. The method of use is as follows:

1. Surgical hand washing and disinfection: After washing the hands with soap according to the specifications, rinse them with running water, dry them with a sterile towel, and then take the stock solution of this product and apply it to the hands and forearms evenly. Each arm is about 5-10ml for 3 minutes. .

2. Hygienic hand disinfection: Take 3ml of this product and apply it to the hands for 1 minute.

3. General skin disinfection: Take an appropriate amount of this product and apply it on the skin surface until it is moist and naturally dry.

The main component of the hand-washing disinfection gel is ethanol, which acts as a disinfectant for medical disinfection products; a small amount of n-propanol. These two substances have mild irritation. Sensitive people may experience headache, eye, nose, and throat irritation. Long-term skin contact can cause dryness and chapped skin.