Assertion: isopropyl alcohol | /r/HasProperty | applied to surface
Facets:
value: shortly
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: From what I've read and heard, isopropyl alcohol kills every virus ever found (what, not even one can survive isopropyl???), kills most if not all bacteria, and does not provide any kind of permanent disinfecting property - that is, shortly after the isopropyl alcohol has been applied to a surface it will have evaporated off and will no longer kill off virii and bacteria, unlike some other chemicals which can remain and keep killing off virii and bacteria for some more significant span of time.
text: From what I've read and heard, isopropyl alcohol kills every virus ever found (what, not even one can survive isopropyl???), kills most if not all bacteria, and does not provide any kind of permanent disinfecting property - that is, shortly after the isopropyl alcohol has been applied to a surface it will have evaporated off and will no longer kill off virii and bacteria, unlike some other chemicals which can remain and keep killing off virii and bacteria for some more significant span of time.