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Believe it or not, isopropyl alcohol makes a phenomenal deodorant! It’s naturally antibacterial, so the alcohol kills off all kinds of germs and bugs that can cause underarms to smell. On top of that, it’s super cheap compared to commercial deodorants. In this article, we’ll show you how to use alcohol as a deodorant.
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- The isopropyl alcohol spray can be effective in treating and/or eliminating other bacterial-affected areas of the body as well.Thanks
- Grain alcohol can also work, but it is illegal in some states.Thanks
- Test each such area with a small amount of spray for possible skin sensitivity.Thanks
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- Use only in a well-ventilated area; fumes may be harmful.Thanks
- It is highly flammable and must be kept away from heat, spark, electrical, fire or flame.Thanks
- It can be used as an antiseptic.Thanks
- Some skin areas may be sensitive to isopropyl alcohol.Thanks
- Isopropyl alcohol is for topical antimicrobial use only.Thanks
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