Ethanol really doesn’t harm the skin
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The smell of ethanol is very strong. If it enters the abdomen, it will harm the internal organs, but will it harm the skin? I really don’t know :o
The people who drank alcohol were all useless, and the smell of alcohol must be everywhere!
This post was last edited by scene000 on 2009-8-6 07:57 Ethanol is harmful to the skin. The company I worked for often used ethanol as a solvent, and I was often exposed to ethanol and its vapor. At first I thought it was nothing, but after half a year, my hands began to peel off seasonally, which was more serious in spring and autumn, and sometimes in winter. The peeling was very uncomfortable, and the fingerprints were gone and I couldn't check my attendance. What's worse, the tender meat inside was very painful, and I couldn't touch the cup when drinking tea.
People who are allergic to alcohol will have their skin swell when exposed to ethanol.
Industrial ethanol is poisonous. Is it okay for wine making and medical use?
It will definitely be harmful. Doesn’t ethanol dissolve some amino acids?
Ethanol is also called alcohol. Ethanol is non-toxic, but industrial alcohol is not pure enough and contains harmful impurities, so it is harmful to people. As for the damage to the skin, because alcohol is relatively volatile, if too much pure alcohol is sprinkled on the skin, it will cause certain damage to the skin.
This post was last edited by wbzzip on 2009-8-6 12:17 In the filtration industry, product testing requires daily contact with alcohol. Both absolute ethanol and industrial ethanol have been used. Judging from practical experience, the skin will feel dry and hard after being exposed to alcohol for a short time, and molting will occur over time. Personally, I feel that denatured alcohol is better than absolute ethanol.
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Ethanol is a weakly acidic solvent, so prolonged contact can damage the skin.
Ethanol is the most common solvent, with 40 to 60% used for medical disinfection. It is miscible with water and the human body contains a lot of water. Contact with high-concentration ethanol can cause skin dehydration and cause damage to the skin. Perfume often contains ethanol, which often causes damage to the skin if used regularly.