QUOTE(zinglicious @ Mar 15 2020, 09:27 AM)
The efficacy of using non alcohol is doubtful. Even those with alcohol has to be above 60% to be effective against bacteria and viruses. Similarly, some viruses have an outer wrapping, which is called an envelope, while others are non-enveloped. Alcohol is effective at killing enveloped viruses but is less effective at killing non-enveloped viruses.
The best way to kill viruses would be washing it with water over 20 seconds to high heat and ultra violets rays. IMHO, best way to sanitize your car is in the hot sun with window closed. And it is FOC
From old mean chef who has had been cooking bacteria and virus with years of medical experiences.
I have stopped grab riders since weeks ago because it is no fun getting Toyota Corona virus and may also infect my family and friends. Precaution can only minimize the risk but no guarantee as one sneeze can travel round the car. And driving with disposal mask and plastic hand glove is so uncomfortable in Malaysian hot weather.
With over 230 cases detected, the risk is too high to take chances.

The below info was forwarded to me by the seller. Unless she's BS'ing me, else it should be effective.
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This is liquid base . Differ from gel base . The main function is to kill and prevent infection from harmful germs like coronavirus ,h1n1, h5n1 and harmful spores like c-diff . Alcohol is not suitable for kill spores and virus that have thick membrane.
https://academic.oup.com/cid/article/46/Sup...nt_1/S43/457041Suitable for all kind skins especially those who have sensitive skin like eczema patient, baby and kids .This formulation included Emollient for cosmetic value and moisturizer. Natural coating also make the function long lasting . Prevent from fire, more safer storage and suitable use in public places like airport and school .
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Because it don’t have alcohol . Prevent from fire occurred .
It’s alternative for alcohol formulation from infection pandemic.
Active Ingredients for Non Alcohol Hand Sanitisers Triple Power :
Didecyldimethylammoniumchloride Alkyldimethylbenzylammoniumchloride
Citric Acids
Plants based