CONTACTLESS AUTOMATED HAND SANITIZER

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Volume 2, Issue 6 (2021)

Published Online

November-December 2021

Pages

08-10

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Abstract: Since the coronavirus broke out and spread over the world, demand for hand sanitizer has skyrocketed. Hand sanitizer is commonly applied by pressing a pump with one’s hand and squirting the sanitizer liquid out. As a result, a large number of people come into touch with the pump handle, increasing the danger of viral transmission. On the market, several hand sanitizers are automatically pumped. However, because hand sanitizer containers and pump mechanisms are only designed to work with other products from the same manufacturer, consumers must also replace the liquid container if they replace the hand sanitizer. It is not cost-effective, and it has a negative environmental impact by increasing waste emissions. Furthermore, some users may believe that buying a hand sanitizer containing device-compatible hand sanitizer is inconvenient, so they pour other hand sanitizers into previously used containers and reuse them. Sanitizers that come into direct touch with the human body, on the other hand, are classed as medications or non-medical items, and are best used in their Original containers.