Eco foam hand sanitiser & refills

Alcohol-free foam hand sanitiser with refill bottles, an organic tea tree sanitiser spray and a cleansing hand gel for bags and desks.

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Choosing a foam hand sanitiser

A foam hand sanitiser spreads easily, does not drip and dries quickly, which suits busy entrances, offices and bags. Soap and water is still the better choice when hands are visibly dirty, so keep a sanitiser for when there is no sink nearby. Delphis Eco makes most of the range here, including an alcohol-free antibacterial hand sanitiser foam made in Britain. We checked each brand for clear ingredient lists and honest claims.

Alcohol free hand sanitiser

An alcohol free hand sanitiser uses other active ingredients instead of alcohol, so it has little smell. Delphis Eco's foam comes in pump bottles, with a recycled plastic refill bottle. Use one or two pumps and rub over the whole hand, including the backs and between fingers, until dry. Follow the directions on each pack for how much to use. A foam pump by the front door is a simple habit for coming home, and a small spray in a coat pocket covers days out, trains and festive shopping trips.

Hand sanitiser refill bottles

A hand sanitiser refill keeps the pump in use and cuts down on new bottles. Delphis Eco sells 200ml foam refill bottles, so you can top up desk and car bottles from one supply. For larger spaces, its commercial sizes suit shops, cafés and offices, where a refill station saves staff time. Keep an eco hand sanitiser by the door and another in the car for days out. Buying refills rather than new pump bottles keeps plastic down, and the foam lasts longer than a gel because each pump spreads further.

Sprays and gels

Haoma makes an organic tea tree hand sanitiser spray, made in the UK, which fits easily in a pocket or a child's school bag. Flawless makes a cleansing hand gel, and Bouclé sells a Haan hand sanitiser. Store sanitisers away from heat and direct sun, and keep them out of reach of children. Moisturise after frequent use to keep hands comfortable, especially in cold weather. Hand Wash has natural hand wash and refills, Bathroom Accessories has refillable dispensers, and Multi-Purpose has surface cleaners.

Common questions

Is hand sanitiser as good as washing your hands?

Washing with soap and water is best, especially when hands are visibly dirty. Sanitiser is useful when there is no sink nearby.

What is alcohol-free hand sanitiser?

It uses active ingredients other than alcohol, so it has little smell. Check each pack for how to use it.

How do you refill a foam sanitiser?

Pour the refill into your empty foam bottle and screw the pump back on. Use refills made for that foam pump.

How much hand sanitiser should you use?

Use enough to cover both hands, usually one or two pumps, and rub until dry. Follow the directions on each pack.

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