<p>In just a few steps, you can make a disinfectant yourself instead of buying it. The instructions correspond to the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO).</p><p>You can get the high-proof alcohol, for example, in the pharmacy. For storage, you need a container with a liter capacity and a lid. In order to fill the spray, a small bottle with a spray attachment is also recommended (from the pharmacy or the drugstore).</p><p>Optionally, you can add some natural ingredients. Although they are not part of the WHO recipe, they can support the effect of the disinfectant:</p><p>Aloe vera gel (to prevent the skin from drying out)</p><p>Tea tree oil (antibacterial effect)</p><p>Essential oil (eucalyptus oil, lavender oil, thyme oil or cinnamon oil have an antimicrobial effect)</p><p>The ingredients mentioned are biodegradable.</p><p>Learn how to make your own face mask and hand sanitizers from this book.</p><ul><li>How to make a medical mask     </li><li>How to make your own hand antiseptic at home</li><li>Hand Antiseptic Recipe</li><li>What microbes can kill hand antiseptics</li><li>Handwashing versus hand antiseptic</li><li>How to use hand antiseptic</li><li>How to make an antiseptic from alcohol                </li><li>Do-it-yourself wet wipes in the tube for universal cleaning          </li><li>Use of wipes      </li><li>Making wet wipes</li></ul><p>Get this book now.</p><p> </p>