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                     Can't Get Your Hands on Hand Sanitizer? 
Make Your Own
My mailbox has filled up the past couple of days with letters from readers who find themselves on the 
verge of Purell panic!
Still, we're being instructed by professionals everywhere that washing our hands with soap and water for at least 
20 seconds is the best proactive defense. And when soap and water are not available, use hand sanitizer. Hand 
sanitizer doesn't kill all viruses, but it is effective against this new recent virus, says CBS News contributor Dr. David 
Agus.
So what's a wise person to do when hand sanitizer is nowhere to be found? You can make it yourself following 
either of the recipes that follow. Both use ingredients you may have already or are available at any supermarket, 
drugstore or online.
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Hand Sanitizer Near Me
For this recipe, below, you will need:
isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol, 70% by vol. 
aloe vera gel essential oil, optional
Hand Sanitizer #2
•    isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol, 70% by vol.
•    hydrogen peroxide
•    glycerine