Rubbing alcohol is poisonous.
Alcohol doesn't really have ingredients, unless you are talking about rubbing alcohol, which (in the U.S.) is really a mixture of several substances: acetone, ethyl alcohol (also known as ethanol), and methyl isobutyl ketone. If you are asking what elements combine to form alcohol, that's another story. Basically all alcohols comprise some combination of Carbon, Oxygen, and Hydrogen. Wikipedia has an excellent article on alcohol. You should check it out.
Yes, rubbing alcohol is a common name for isopropyl alcohol.
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Ethyl alcohol also known as ethanol is the one you use in your drinks. This brother is good. If you drink methyl alcohol also called methanol then you die. That's why this brother is bad.
Drinking alcohol in moderation raises HDL ("good cholesterol" and lowers JDJ ("bad cholesterol"). That's one reason that drinking alcohol in moderation promotes good health and longevity.
It is always bad to drink rubbing alcohol. It's poisonous.
no it's not bad for your nails, but it not totally good for them either. you can use rubbing alcohol for removing nail polish but don't do it a lot.
No. Gun safe finishes are usually enamel which would not be hurt by rubbing alcohol. Besides, I think the safe would enjoy the rubdown.
If it is tightly sealed and not exposed to direct sunlight its shelf life should be indefinite.
What you would want to do is first get a plastic bad or even a Ziploc bad pour a bit of rubbing alcohol in it then place the bandages in side then put them in a garbage can inside of the house in case there are any hungry raccoons or cats outside that want to raid you trash can.
The only one that anyone should drink (in appropriate amounts) is ethanol. Consuming any other kind of alcohol (isopropanol/isopropyl alcohol: "rubbing alcohol", methanol: "wood alcohol") will be really bad for your health.
If you skin is sensitive enough you can get a chemical burn. Otherwise, it will remove the oils your skin produces which will make it dry.
death, or enormous pain followed by death, or just enormous pain. rubbing alcohol is not ethanol, don't drink it unless you want to be in a really bad way.
That depends a great deal on a couple of things: Did you continue to eat that food? If so, then the answer depends on the quantity of rubbing alcohol. If it was a small amount, you should be fine. If it was a lot, you will probably get very sick. If it was a medium amount, you might get a little drunk, but your food will taste awful. In any case, you probably don't want to try to pour the rubbing alcohol back into the bottle and clean your ears out with it. That is a bad idea.
rubbing alcohol is not the same as any regular "grain" alcohol. rubbing alcohol is also known as "wood" alcohol and drinking it is a BAD IDEA. the isopropanol which is thus consumed will break down into acetone and cause severe stomach pain. eventually the poison may cause blindness and death. basically drinking rubbing alcohol is drinking poison.Actually "wood" alcohol is methyl alcohol (methanol), not isopropyl alcohol or propyl alcohol. Alcohols are modified hydrocarbons with one hydrogen (H) replaced with a hydroxyl group (OH):methyl alcohol, methanol - hydrocarbon methane; 1 carbon atom (wood alcohol)ethyl alcohol, ethanol - hydrocarbon ethane; 2 carbon atoms (grain alcohol)propyl alcohol, propanol - hydrocarbon propane; isopropyl alcohol, isopropanol - hydrocarbon isopropane; 3 carbon atoms (rubbing alcohol)butyl alcohol, butanol - hydrocarbon butane; isobutyl alcohol, isobutanol - hydrocarbon isobutane; etc.; 4 carbon atomsetc.The toxicity of the different alcohols varies, but only ethyl alcohol can really be considered safe to consume.
Yes, the expiration date does matter. Isopropyl alcohol (standard rubbing alcohol) will oxidize into acetone. This happens slowly over time, and the expiration date is the point at which the rubbing alcohol is less than effective. The good news is that alcohol is like a dollar and you can find it just about anywhere! When it comes to preventing an infection (instead of paying medical bills!) it is worth having something that you can trust and isn't expired.
Fresh fish, in any form, doesn't smell. I would suggest you dont eat any fish that smells.