AEROCLEANSE 70% Alcohol Hand Sanitiser Flip-top Bottle 60mL
AEROCLEANSE 70% Alcohol Hand Sanitiser in a 60mL flip-top bottle is the pocket size of the range — small enough for a lanyard pouch, glovebox, handbag or the side pocket of a first aid kit. Touching transmits a large share of everyday infections, and a bottle within arm’s reach is what makes hand hygiene actually happen between hand-washing opportunities. Part of the hand sanitiser range.
Key Features
- 70% ethanol alcohol formulation — above the 60% minimum recommended for alcohol-based hand rubs
- Kills 99.99% of germs, per the manufacturer
- Non-sticky gel that air dries, so there is no need to wash, rinse or dry afterwards
- Added moisturisers to reduce the drying effect of repeated use
- 60mL flip-top bottle — one-handed opening, sits in a pocket or glovebox
- Carton of 126 bottles for issuing to staff, vehicles or individual kits
Specifications
| Volume | 60mL |
| Alcohol content | 70% ethanol |
| Dispenser | Flip-top cap |
| Pricing unit | Bottle |
| Carton quantity | 126 bottles |
| SKU | ACG060 |
Uses
Personal and on-the-go hand hygiene where soap and water are not available — vehicles, site work, public transport, schools and individual first aid kits. Larger sizes: 100mL flip-top, 225mL pump and 1L pump.
AEROCLEANSE Hand Sanitiser FAQs
Is 70% alcohol strong enough?
Yes. Health authorities recommend alcohol-based hand rubs of at least 60% alcohol, and 70% is the concentration generally regarded as most effective — some water in the formulation helps the alcohol act on the cell wall, so higher is not automatically better.
When should I use sanitiser instead of washing my hands?
Sanitiser is for when hands are not visibly soiled and soap and water are not available. If hands are visibly dirty, greasy or contaminated with body fluids, wash with soap and water instead.
How much should I use?
Enough to wet both hands completely — roughly a 3mL dose. Rub over all surfaces including between the fingers, the backs of the hands and the thumbs until dry, which usually takes about 20 seconds.
Can I take this on a plane?
A 60mL bottle is within the standard 100mL limit for liquids in carry-on baggage in Australia, though it still needs to go in your clear resealable bag. Always check the current rules with your airline before travelling.
You must not rely on the information on this site as an alternative to medical advice from your medical physician or other qualified healthcare provider. Consult your healthcare provider immediately if you think that you may have a medical emergency or for the diagnosis and treatment of injuries. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment or with any questions that you may have regarding a medical condition or injury.
| Manufacturer | Germany |
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| Model Number | K61SD521 |
| Ecolabel | yes |