Thread: barber shop shave

As previously stated HIV is easily killed and should not pose much concern. Isopropyl alcohol will efficiently kill the AIDS virus. Hepatitis on the other hand (specifically Hep-C) is of far greater concern as it is very robust and difficult to kill. Alcohol alone will not kill it and it will survive for days in dried blood.

Originally Posted by Valkyrie

As previously stated HIV is easily killed and should not pose much concern. Isopropyl alcohol will efficiently kill the AIDS virus. Hepatitis on the other hand (specifically Hep-C) is of far greater concern as it is very robust and difficult to kill. Alcohol alone will not kill it and it will survive for days in dried blood.

Barbacide
KILLS HIV-1 (THE AIDS VIRUS) ,FUNGUS, PSEUDOMONAS STAPH AND SALMONELLA - Proven effective against Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C - U.S. EPA REGISTERED HOSPITAL GRADE DISINFECTANT THAT CAN BE USED ON ALL SALON TOOLS - DISINFECTS SHEARS, COMBS, BRUSHES AND SALON SURFACES - Safe for acrylic tanning beds, stainless steel, plastics, combs, brushes, rollers, and shears. - IMMERSE ITEMS FOR 10 MINUTES OR SPRAY ONTO SURFACE ANTI-RUST FORMULA SAFE FOR STAINLESS STEEL PLASTICS AND ALL SURFACES - MAKES A CLEAR BLUE SOLUTION WITH A PLEASANT FRAGRANCE CONCENTRATED. MIX 2
PARTS CONCENTRATE TO 32 PARTS WATER - WILL NOT STAIN SKIN OR SURFACES.

product description. 10 minutes isn't that long. One could run more than one jar so the same blade isn't used with in 10 minutes

Just a thought....a blade with a barber's notch would be perfect for soaking in the juice. As if there were a ring in the jar to stand razor on...notch would help blade & blade edge to stay put and bang up. Anyway......