Re: A strange question
i've actually thought about this allot, and by that I mean I'm lying to you all. I've never actually considered this before. It's an interesting question. The odd thing is that people tend to just grab a bottle of sanatizer with out doing much r
Re: A strange question
Interestingly though, bleach only stays effective for a couple of hours, so you need to mix a new batch each time. It's shocking how many people don't know this especially during Covid, including me as I only learned it a week ago.But yeah, air tight and
Re: A strange question
Depends how you define dirty, and what the sanitizer is made of. It probably won't lose it's ability to kill bacteria for a long time, but it doesn't break down particles because that's not what they're for. So you can get grit, oil, etc.
A strange question
Hello everyone, this is a bit of an odd question, and I tried googling it, maybe the reason I havn't gotten answer is because well, its strange, maybe a little silly. But here goes. Can sanitiser get dirty in the bottle? After a while, does it get dirty? Or pe
