Evaluation of hand cleansers
- PMID: 509932
- DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0536.1979.tb04883.x
Evaluation of hand cleansers
Abstract
The effect of three industrial hand cleansers on transepidermal water loss (TWL) was evaluated in groups of healthy volunteers. After 2 weeks, subjects using Baracaide averaged 47% less TWL than those using Swarfega and 35% less than with Go-Jo. In a second study in printers, the use of Baracaide decreased TWL by 20% after 2 weeks. Because it contains no volatile solvents, Baracaide may be less injurious to the barrier layer.
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