Health Organization WHO with the quantity scaled down for home use. the

formula calls for one cup of 99% isopropyl alcohol 1 tablespoon of

hydrogen peroxide and one teaspoon of glycerin. before you start, put on glasses

or goggles to protect your eyes from accidental splashes and extinguish all

flames. we have one cup 99% isopropyl alcohol and if you can't find ninety

nine percent alcohol, read the description section for what to

do, pour that in

all right, 1 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide 3% which you can get in the

drugstore, and 1 teaspoon of pure glycerin, available in the skincare

section of your drugstore. it's thick stir it get it off your teaspoon then

we'd add water to meet the target amount of 1 and 1/3 cups. cap on that to make

sure it's fully mixed give it a few shakes. let's fill the container, the

dispensing container

make sure your spring in the right direction there you have it the WHO

approved hand sanitizer formula. I almost forgot

be sure to label your dispensing container hand sanitizer 75% alcohol. in

my first video available on March 3rd through March 4th I had the quantities

of hydrogen peroxide and glycerin reversed. sorry for the error. if you made

a batch as shown in the old video it will still work even though it does not

precisely match the World Health Organization formula. the important part

the final alcohol content is still correct at 75%