Rubbing alcohol is Isopropyl alcohol - C3H8O for you chemistry nerds out there and is the active ingredient in most hand sanitizers usually I believe at around 70%.
You can get it from many sources.
From what I've read, old fashioned hand soap is still very effective and probably better on your skin. We're using the IPA on wipes here at the plant to disinfect the equipment the guys touch at the beginning and end of every shift. Sort of a double-check as it were. Before we divested that unit, we used to sell a lot in to the printing business for cleaning. Industrial use IPA though should "NOT" be used for skin contact. It may contain trace amounts of heavy metals and other contaiminants.
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