Hygienic alcohol rub, hand sanitizer gel.

Known also as personnel hand wash, hand gel sanitiser is used as an alternative or supplement to conventional ‘soap and water’ hand washing. The active ingredient in alcohol hand rubs is usually ethanol or isopropanol. Bio-RUB hand sanitizer contains alcohol, which is more effective at killing germs and bacteria than soaps. The formulation does not dry out hands as much as soaps. Inactive ingredients in alcohol rubs usually include a thickening agent such as a copolymer resin, glycerin or propylene glycol. Branded alcohol rubs and alcohol-based hand sanitizers, are becoming more popular with businesses and organisations throughout the UK.

For use at work, in the home, in hospitals and nursing homes. Bio-RUB alcohol hand sanitizer gel significantly reduces the spread of gastrointestinal infections and other nasty germs. Bio rub hand gel helps prevent the transfer of infection between patients in non-surgical care. Alcohol hand gel rub is used widely by hospitals, nursing homes, schools, colleges, nursing agencies, surgeries, universities and many other organisations throughout the UK and globally.

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Hygienic alcohol hand gel.

Used by health care agencies, hospitals, schools and numerous other organisations and businesses throughout the world, personal alcohol hand hygiene gel sanitizers have dramatically reduced the spread of person to person and cross-contamination infections.

It is effective against bird flu and numerous other viruses and bacteria. Bio-RUB hand sanitizer is ideal for use around the home and office, at picnics and barbeques, in hospitals and nursing homes. There is no need to rinse or wipe hands after application. The alcohol hand gel will evaporate as you rub your hands, leaving them clean, fresh and soft. 5 ltr refills and pump dispensers are available on request.

Bio-RUB NEWS.

Muslims refuse to use alcohol-based hand gels over religious beliefs.

Some Muslims have refused to use alcohol-based hand gels to combat the spread of swine flu because they claim it is against their religion. Some of those employed by St Albans Council in Hertfordshire have complained about the antibacterial lotion, which is considered a key strategy in containing the virus.

Officials were concerned because the Koran bans Muslims from consuming alcohol, so council chiefs issued them with non-alcohol hand gels, which studies have shown to be less effective in killing bugs.

But Muslim leaders criticised the council's decision to change the gel, pointing out that Islamic teachings allow Muslims to use alcohol for medicinal purposes.

The Muslim Council of Britain said: 'We would advise people to follow the medical advice so we would, of course, encourage people to use hand gel. 'People need to find ways to accommodate their beliefs.'

Councils, schools and businesses across the country have ordered supplies of alcohol-based hand gels to reduce the spread of swine flu.