Aerosol technology! Starco Brands launches hand wash spray
Recently, Starco Brands, a consumer products company based in California, USA, announced the launch of Breathe hand sanitizer, including three products that use "clean aerosol" dispensing technology.
Breathe is the company's first brand. At present, Breathe has become a household product brand, and its products are packaged in clean aerosol containers, including a furniture polish, a stainless steel polish, a bathroom cleaner and a multifunctional cleaner. Products are labeled with "industrial strength and non-toxic".
Starco Brands mainly uses compressed air as the propulsion force to fill products into aerosol packaging. The company stressed in a media press release issued this week that this continuous spray technology relies on "gas (mostly nitrogen, which accounts for 80% of human breathing air) as the propulsion power." This hand sanitizer formula contains an alcohol solution with a concentration of 75%. At the same time as it went on the market, the company also announced that it would apply for a patent for its spray technology.
2026-08-22
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