Name: Testing the Flammable Properties of Hand Sanitizer
Uploaded: 2020-03-04T09:40:13.000Z
Duration: 10 min 32 s
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Today's video is sponsored by World of Warships.

if you heat it up to the point of boiling?

Guys, most people only use hand sanitizer in small quantities.

Fortunately, they sell these refill packs

We want to see what happens to hand sanitizer

and not just a little bit at a time, a lot of it at a time.

"Flammable. Keep away from fire or flame."

We're going to try a few different things with it.

I think we're going to end up with over a gallon

of hand sanitizer in this pot on a stove.

We have about a gallon and a half of hand sanitizer.

It's usually used for killing germs on your hand,

so you just need like a little drop about that size.

So as it does that, this is 63% ethyl alcohol,

But we're going to be using it for some other stuff today,

I want to see just how flammable this is.

and as you can see we're able to leave it on her hands

for a few seconds without causing any real problems.

so it's now a higher percentage of water and glycerin,

You know those, those happy birthday candles,

like I knew some hand sanitizers had perfumes in them.

but I think we might be smelling the what?

It looks like my hand is just like encased.

Yeah, it looks like you, you resin do your hand.

Alcohol will evaporate faster than water will,

and so it will leave your skin feeling cold very quickly.

Even more so, for instance, acetone will do that.

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