Will a Hand Sanitizer Bottle Explode in Your Car? Probably Not, but Be Safe Anyway Firefighters raise alarm that alcohol-containing sanitizer plus hot weather can equal trouble. How much trouble?

A Wisconsin fire department had to “apologize for any confusion” after a Facebook post suggested bottles of hand sanitizer could explode in a hot car.

Learn why hand-sanitizer gels lose effectiveness over time, plus tips to keep hand sanitizer at full germ-killing strength for as long as possible.

Consumer Reports explains that new hand sanitizers may pose risks to consumers, as new manufacturers try to fill a void during the coronavirus pandemic.

Move over, Aesop — there’s a new luxury hand sanitizer in town. Le Labo’s rinse-free cleanser comes in a travel-size bottle ...

Over the past year, we saw well over 100 separate hand sanitizer products recalled due to the presence of methanol, a substance that is toxic … ...

More Than 3,600 Bottles of a Popular Anxiety and Depression Medication Were Just Recalled Nationwide Hand Sanitizer Line up© Ali Majdfar/Getty Images ...

You can easily make your own hand sanitizer with supplies you can find at a drugstore or may already have at home.

A St. Marys mother is speaking up after she said a student at St. Marys Middle School put hand sanitizer in her daughter’s water bottle while at school.

Hand sanitizers became synonymous with the Covid pandemic. Now, experts told DailyMail.com that millions of bottles are past their expiration dates, making them less effective against illnesses.

How to dispose of, recycle alcohol-based hand sanitizer Empty hand sanitizer bottles can be thrown in the trash or your recycling bin (depending on the type of plastic the bottle is).