Waterless Soap vs Hand Sanitizer: Which Removes More Germs? A Doctor’s Side-by-Side Comparison
Sanitizers kill germs but leave residue behind. Waterless soap physically removes 99.9% of germs—no water, no residue. See the science!
Sanitizers kill germs but leave residue behind. Waterless soap physically removes 99.9% of germs—no water, no residue. See the science!
You shouldn't need a chemistry degree to feel confident about what's on your child's hands—but we have one, and that's exactly why we built something different. As a dentist and...
Your hand sanitizer isn't actually cleaning your kid's hands. It's killing germs in place and leaving behind a film of dead bacteria, dirt, and alcohol residue on the skin that...