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Honestly, I'm less concerned about the benzene and more concerned by the implication that hand sanitizer makers are trying to make their hand sanitizers taste g
by yellowapple 6y ago
Honestly, I'm less concerned about the benzene and more concerned by the implication that hand sanitizer makers are trying to make their hand sanitizers taste good.
- lostlogin 6y agoI work at a medical practice. I’ve seen more than one kid run up to a hand sanitizer and do something that blasts it in their eyes. It’s instant chaos with screaming and yelling from the kid and a frantic search for a bathroom from the parents. So maybe a taste that ain’t completely awful would be an improvement.
- Johnny555 6y agoI'm not sure how having great tasting hand sanitizer would make it any less shocking when someone squirts it in their eyes? Since you're not supposed to be drinking it at all, I don't see the benefit in flavoring it.
- yellowapple 6y ago1. I didn't know that eyeballs have taste buds. This gives me some new restaurant ideas. 2. Usually the idea is that you make it taste bad so that people ain't tempted to ingest it (or quickly learn not to). Same reason why compressed air cans have bittering agents: so that people don't huff 'em.