No-Germs Instant Hand Sanitiser

...on my hands and using No-Germs is a lot easier than breaking a leaf off of my aloe plant. AVAILABILITY I bought my No-Germs from Tesco's when it was half price. It can be found in most supermarkets and certainly in Boots/Superdrug for around £2 to £2.99. I probably wouldn't buy this product at full price simply because I can't afford it, but I certainly would do if I had children or was off to another festival this summer. There are a number of ...
...uses, and undeniably useful. In fact, I'm sitting in bed right now having just eaten a plum and my hands are sticky. Yet I don't want to have to get out of my comfy bed, so I'll just wash my hands with No-Germs and snuggle away! Good night :) ...

Frailfrost 22.04.2008 · Read full review
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I Purchased the 'No-Germs' Instant hand sanitiser after i got a little paranoid about catching flu this winter, out of all of the hand sanitisers i have tried (and i've tried many) i find that this is one of the best. I bought the hand sanitiser at my local pharmacy although i am led to believe that is widely available, it cost me £1.99 which is average for the size bottle that i bought (50ml). I had the bottle of sanitiser for quite a while and ...
...bottle can provide up to 100 uses it is also much more pleasant than i expected. With most instant hand sanitisers the alcohol in them tends to dry out my handsbut with the 'No-Germs' hand sanitisers it does not appear to dry-out my hands after each use, it also, as advertised has no smell. How to use: This product is very easy to use and its size means that you can carry it in a standard size pocket very easily. 1.Pump once into your palm. 2.Rub ...

ellie4567564 02.11.2009 · Read full review
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