Review (2/5): How is this "sanitizing"? Where is the alcohol at suffient concentration to be a sanitizer?
The description claims this is sanitizing, but a cleaning product and a sanitizer are not the same thing. Sanitizers aim to kill germs directly, which sets them apart from soaps or cleansers, which often work by removing germs from skin rather than killing them.
Hand sanitizers need a minimum of 65% alcohol content to be effective against the coronavirus for instance. For this product to make the claim that it sanitizes rather than simply clean raises big red flags for me, especially during this Covid 19 coronavirus pandemic when people can't find acyual hand sanitizers.
And when it comes to removing germs from the skin by washing, you not only need soap, you also need running water to flush away the soap and germs.
This may be good at removing visible dirt and such, but it cannot replace actual hand washing or real hand sanitizers to suffuciently remove or kill germs.